[John W]

As much as this Huntingtonian would like to see it,W took his turn.

[MarcoPolo]

I don't think so. I seriously think the "potatoe" thing would get him again. It's sad because he's such a smart and decent sort of guy, but I think it's true.

[thoughtomator]

He's damaged goods, not a prayer. A GOP Mondale.

[GVnana]

Come to think of it, I have seen more of him lately. If Bush wins re-election, the one thing he has failed to do is square up a successor.

Perhaps Quayle has his eye on the prize. Though Giuliani would be my first guess.

[GraniteStateConservative]

Oh, good Lord. Quayle is done. He's not an elder statesman and will be another also-ran in 2008 if he runs again. The 2008 GOP nominee will be from this political generation (in office post-1998), not the previous one.

[Andy'smom]

You know, choosing him for VP was the worst thing that could have happened to him in retrospect. Had he served a couple more terms in the senate and matured I think he would make an outstanding candidate. I have alot of respect for him and wouldn't hesitate to vote for him should he run.

[pittsburgh gop guy]

Yeah, he is done. Will never do anything in politics again - and he is probably making 10 times as much $$ and having a lot more fun than if he had stayed in politics.

He got a bum rap - but what can you do?

[BluH2o]

Anybody notice that Dan Quayle has started to raise his public profile?

Can't say I've noticed any unusual Quayle activity lately ... a lot of cicadas, a few rabbits ... no Quayle.

[Always Right]

I seriously think the potatoe thing will be a distance memory and people won't put much weight in it. I don't know if Quayle will make a serious run at President, but he would, I would support him 100%.

[HardStarboard]

Since I haven't noticed, I don't think he is making much of a splash. I try to follow this stuff - I haven't seen him even on the far far horizon.

I agree with the "damaged goods" comment. Dan Quayle, while a fine patriot and smarter than he is given credit for, would have a tougher time making a political comeback than Newt Gingrich - and that ranks up there with "damned impossible"!!

[nuconvert]

Hasn't got a chance.

[Fiddlstix]

Bump

[NCPAC]

Dan Quayle raising his profile is not necessarily a good thing. He is beyond damaged, at least nationally.

[JZoback]

The GOP does not need to run retreads. They need fresh faces with conservative principles and ideas.

Dan Quayle has his day in the Sun.

Dan Quayle is a fine human being and his best use of his time would be to push the conservative agenda and run for governorship of his home state

[LincolnLover]

Why, his last name isn't Bush or Dole, so he wouldn't stand a chance of winning the nomination!

Kidding. Sort of.

[jimfree]

It's perfectly fitting that Quayle is raising his profile since AlGore is certainly trashing his own.

[txhurl]

There was never anything wrong with Quayle, anyway, ever, except his blue blood and his spelling preferences.

I'd like to see him slug about DC today, now that he's more - august.

[Consort]

No. Next thread.

[VaBthang4]

He needs to keep his mouth shut and stay away from GW or any contender for 08 [because he is not one of them!].

[Bubba_Leroy]

He is an intelligent, honorable man who would make a great president. Unforntunately, it will never happen. Quayle's political future is dead. He can make a living giving speeches and consulting with other candidates, but he can never get elected anything again.