@@bobo0202 The way this happened is that a teacher had handed Quayle a bunch of cards with the words the kids were expected to know how to spell on them. One card had "potato" mis-spelled with an extra "e" at the end. Quayle later wrote that he was uneasy when he saw that but assumed it must be correct since it was on the card. That is why he coaxed the kid into a mis-spelling.
MaryAliceMaryAlice, "Brian Macker ...so both the teacher and Quayle are idiots." Using that reasoning you are also an idiot. Look at your own comment and your misuse of ellipses, and failure to capitalize your sentence. A 3rd grader could do better than you. Should everyone judge you an idiot? Quayle disputed the spelling but was told it was verified. So he did know how to spell it. Plenty of intelligent people are poor spellers because spelling is so arbitrary. A person's ability to reason properly and think correctly has no bearing on the ability to spell. Spelling isn't something one can reason out. It's not actually a test of intelligence. Plus leftist know-it-alls who actually land jobs working for the New York Times, Washington Post, etc. make spelling mistakes that get past layers and layers of editors. Are they all "idiots"? For example the New York Times has run a stories in which they used the word "potatos". The article titled "Why Wiseguys Like Cannoli" by Sewell Chan starts with the sentence: "We've heard of Christmas trees made of potatos, chocolate, and even butter cookies". This is the first sentence of the article and the writer and editors couldn't even spot it. The Washington post ran an article with the sentence: "But celebrations seem to have evolved past the simple enjoyment of fried potatos." Quayle didn't have the benefit of Microsoft Word during that spelling contest unlike the leftists at the NYT and the WP who wrote articles mocking Quayle over this minor issue. I just did a google news search for "potatos" and they do it quite a bit. I also searched for "potatoe" and these nose in the air journalists whose job is to write and spell correctly with actual editorial review have spelled it many times. I think anyone who judges others on simple spelling and grammar mistakes is more idiotic then someone who simply mistypes a "your" instead of a "you're", or "potatos" instead of "potatoes". It's a shame there are so many partisan idiots out there who blew out of proportion the quite understandable mistake of Qualye in trusting public school employees to know their job. Yet don't think Obama is an idiot for thinking there are 57 states, that Austrians speak Austrian, or that Hawaii is in Asia. Obama is so stupid he won't even share his grades with the public. The idiot Obama didn't know how car insurance worked. He confuse collision with liability insurance in one of his speeches. Yet all the stupid people (according to his man Gruber) who voted for him thought he was competent to rewrite the way the entire insurance industry worked. Here we are with the results. Insurance rates are skyrocketing by double and even triple digits. Apparently the ACA architect, Johnathan Gruber, is correct in saying the "stupidity of the American voter" helped pass the bill. Of course he was talking about Democrat voters because no Republicans supported it at all.
MaryAliceMaryAlice Don't invent standards you don't plan on applying to everyone. Is every Democrat that ever made a spelling mistake too much of an "idiot" to hold office?
You guess wrong. Your standards are extremely low. Look at the punctuation on your first sentence. By your own criteria you dumber than a fifth grader and obviously not qualified to make decisions on which leaders and teachers are best.
Not what I meant. You seem too stupid to get this point. You have set up standards for DECIDING THAT SOMEONE IS AN IDIOT that are extremely low. Almost everyone will misspell a word now and then including the very most intelligent people. Not only that, you've done it on a word, "potato" which has been quite commonly spelled "potatoe" before the whole Quayle incident. Although rare you can find it spelled that way all over the place before Qualye ended up inadvertently educating everyone on the topic. Quayle showed some humility in being put on the spot by these teachers with their incorrect spelling. He questioned it because he thought he knew the correct spelling "potato" but they told him it had been double checked. So his quite reasonable response must have been to assume he'd been spelling in incorrectly all this time. That happens to very intelligent people, and especially with words like potato which are commonly misspelled with an alternate spelling. It was very common before Quayle for doubled checked and edited publications to spell it as "potatoe". Happened all the time. These were checked by professionals whose entire job is to specialize in looking for grammar and spelling errors. Yet we can easily find articles in the NYT where potato is spelled potatoe. Like this: "Two disappointments came in the seafood category. A dish called halibut peperonata was described by our captain as spicy, but in fact the timidly seasoned fillet came out with a latticework of roasted peppers combined with spinach and a bland carrot-and-potatoe puree." www.nytimes.com/1988/09/16/arts/restaurants-443888.html?src=pm&pagewanted=2 If you don't apply these standards equally then you are just being a hypocrite and there is no reason for anyone to listen to you. Spelling errors and misspeaking are common errors extremely intelligent people make. They are "brain farts" and do not reflect on overall intelligence. I'm not saying Quayle was a genius but neither was he an "idiot". No more so than a candidate that things hard drives are wiped with a cloth, or a president who thinks there are 57 states.
@@sam-dn9lh enuf, exactly, please stop putting her on tv to make speeches.. she/s god awful and proves what we all know is that she’s am empty shell with no intellect.. are you surpirsed that as of Feb she had a 53% unfavorable rating - which was a poll done by the LA TIMES? Say what you will about Trump at least he showed up for the job … when was kamala last at the border/=]?
@sam-dn9lh I mean, you're right that the vice president is an accomplished and intelligent woman, and you're absolutely right about the profound idiocy of DJT. I never question her intelligence, but boy does my bulls*** detector go into the red every time I have hear one of her exasperating word salads. You have to be pretty smart to use so many words to say so little, and she's elevated it to an art form.
Potato (singular), potatoes (plural), potatos (nothing) Can be a little confusing if one doesn’t pay attention to the spelling but nothing to label dude as ‘dumb’. Dang!
That’s what i said. Its confusing because potatoes isnt wrong if you want to speak it plural (potatoes). But potato is singular, so there is a difference.
I find it amusing that a presumably American video on how to spell a word correctly puts the period outside of the quotation marks in one of the introductory sentences.
Why is there no mention that the spelling card that the teacher gave to Dan Quayle did indeed spell it as "potatoe"? If you're going to report a moment in history, at least report ALL of it.
This is the 2000 Democratic National Convention, Al Gore's cringey kissing of his wife Tipper Gore, right before giving his acceptance speech for the presidential nomination. If memory serves, most stores were sold out of eye bleach the following day.
Get this, he was relying on cue cards that included a typo - he corrected the kid against his better judgment. I think they rigged it to make him look like a fool.
It’s one thing to be a bad speller in general. But if someone has to look at cue cards in order to spell a simple word, that speaks volumes about their overall cognition as a person.
@@munimathbypeterfelton6251 Like I said, he acted against his better judgement. Sometimes, especially under pressure, you second guess yourself and get Mendel effect moments when you see a cue card and say, "I was so certain this was how to spell it."
@@DimJongUn That's the most idiotic thing I've read in a while. How on earth does EVERYTHING come back to Trump!?!? The man has been out of office for 2 years. TDS is absolutely real - and it's creepy/terrifying. Seek help stat.
What this video fails to mention is that Quayle was reading the "correct" spelling off a cue card provided by the teacher and knew it was misspelled, but went against his better judgment and remained silent. (This was presumably to avoid appearing disrespectful by correcting the teacher.) It's a "heads I win, tails you lose" situation: by not speaking up when he noticed the error on the card, people laughed at him and said he was stupid because he couldn't spell "potato." But if he had spoken up, people would've responded, "How dare he be so rude to that poor teacher!" So contrary to popular myth, the misstep wasn't his fault, and in a rare display of honesty the news media reported these facts at the time. Furthermore, Quayle may have been gaffe-prone, but so is Joe Biden. Not only was Biden elected vice president under Obama TWICE, but he's now within arm's length of being elected president himself in 2020. But because Biden is a liberal Democrat, nobody ever calls him stupid or unprepared to be president. When Quayle made this mistake, people said he was stupid, and when he railed against Murphy Brown for promoting single motherhood, people said he was a reactionary troglodyte. When Joe Biden said that "jobs" was "a three-letter word" and then proceeded to spell it, "J-O-B-S,", people laughed and said, "That's just Joe being Joe." The double standard is even more painfully obvious when you compare the treatment of Biden's missteps to those of his 2008 opponent, Sarah Palin. Charlie Gibson intentionally stumped her with a question about the "Bush Doctrine," despite Charles Krauthammer, the columnist who coined the term, saying that there was no single Bush Doctrine and it was only a catchphrase for Bush's various foreign policy initiatives. When Palin said that Russia was visible from land in some parts of Alaska, Tina Fey went on SNL and turned the line into, "I can see Russia from my house," a statement that Palin never made. But when Joe Biden said that FDR made a speech on TV after the 1929 stock market crash (despite FDR not being president at the time and TV not being widely available yet), few people called him an idiot like they did Palin. We saw an interesting contrast in 2008 between two bad VP candidates, one who seriously damaged their candidate (Palin) and another who came out unscathed (Biden). And don't get me started on Spiro Agnew; people laughed at him too, yet he won two elections with Nixon, the latter being a 49-state landslide. Perhaps the saddest part of this video is that they only talk to entertainers, not to actual historians or political analysts; otherwise they would have known these facts. If this is what the History Channel has become, then I'm not sorry that I don't watch it more frequently.
@@adamdorgant9454LOL; I forgot about this post. It's funny that a presidential candidate would misspell such a elementary word. I guess it was his Cofefe,
@@radicalstanza3614 Sorry to tell you Buddy, Although the English language does evolve for the masses over time. Potatoe has been written in literature for centuries.
@@hutch876 nope. Look it up, Hemingway. There's only one accepted spelling. You're probably thrown off by the extra E added when the word is pluralized, but you being confused leading to you proudly being incorrect is pretty silly.
@@radicalstanza3614 I understand what you are saying. But try for a second to understand what I'm saying. Language evolves, and the most popular is usually adapted to be the "correct" spelling. Im not going to do the research for you past the 1st page of Google or reddit. But Potatoe has been used in plenty of literature for many centuries.
@@hutch876 the correct version without the e was and has remained the popular way of spelling it, by a landslide. Do a modicum of research before using arguments that argue the opposite of what you're proposing it is.
Thankfully we have a president who did all he said he was going to. Infrastructure is repaired. The wall has been built. Nobody who ever served on his staff has gone to jail or prison. We have the world's best road system, the lead has been removed from all drinking water. 4 more years!
Is this what passes for the History Channel these days? The English language is filled with exceptions to the rules. Calling the then vice-president from 24 years earlier dumb based on this is pretty petty. I saw eight years of gaffs coming from the president of "hope and change" from 2009 to 2017. I can help you "experts" from the History Channel if you need any.
Eh theres been worse, Evan Bahy is personally worse imo. His 2016 senate run was so embarrassing and his stay quiet do nothing campaign strategy failed him horribly.
Bormannator Quayle is the dumbest, but Mike Pence is the worst by far. The man triggered a Hepatitis and HIV/AIDS crisis by shutting down needle exchanges to appease his Evangelical constituents.
I want a Drunk history sketch of the Dan Quayle incident. 😂😅
Nah the real thing is actually funny. Drunk history is cringe af
I went to the same high school as what vice president Quayle attended. it does not surprise me..
Is that Right?
Have to admit creepy Joe makes Quayle sound elegant..
I think Dan made some good judgements in the past when he was VP and I think he made some good judgements in the future
Lol! Good one!
I get it.
What do you think of THIS take on Dan Quayle?
I LOVE how 36 years ago this could lose you an election, now, it doesn’t really matter 😅 😂
They used to spell it "potatoe" in the magazines and newspapers I remember reading. Several books as well.
Not to mention that the plural spelling has an "e".
guys english is not even my first language and I can tell you're wrong
@@valentinoplacanica8835so then why would you know better? There’s a lot of weird spelling changes in the English langauge
2:34 - I have never seen this video before. As a school teacher, what he did made me EXTREMELY uncomfortable decades later!
Luckily we have a stable genius
Had*
Mike pence is one of the more qualified and experienced VPs
@@bensonfang1868 barf
*jenius
HAPPY POTATOE ANNIVERSARY! LOVE DAN QUAYLE EX VICE PRESIDENT AND POTATOE FARMER!
In my point of view, that got a lot more publicity then it should. Dan Quayle is actually quite talented
Of course he is. But he was also very prone to making gaffes.
Like Biden
LOl
Can't spell potato, yeah sure, he was quite talented all right
@@bobo0202 The way this happened is that a teacher had handed Quayle a bunch of cards with the words the kids were expected to know how to spell on them. One card had "potato" mis-spelled with an extra "e" at the end. Quayle later wrote that he was uneasy when he saw that but assumed it must be correct since it was on the card. That is why he coaxed the kid into a mis-spelling.
The problem wasn't that he was dumb. It's that he wasn't dumb enough.
tongueinthebutt you win for this ✌🏽
they made up for dumbness with W. bush a few years later
More like Dumb and Dumber!!!!
Have to admit creepy Joe makes Quayle sound elegant..
@@adamdorgant9454 *Adam, dumber, and dumbest.
I'm sorry
If Trump misspelled potato it would be forgotten in 2 hours
it would be expected
Are you joking It would be all over the mainstream media for two weeks and then it would somehow be linked to white supremacy
@@williamkelly5689 yet would it affect his polling? Late night would have fun with it and maybe some memes but will it actually mean anything?
Trump wrote “Prince of Whales” in a Tweet! Even funnier.
Trump would insist that he didn’t misspell it and his base would believe him - even if it was on tape - that’s where it’s come to.
Well even a lot of newspapers would spell potato "potatoe" into the 80s so this moment was a bit unfair
Brennan Bone except he would've been president of the USA.
@Brennan Bone It's from the 90s, not the 80s. This was in 1992.
His dad was a newspaper mogul
@@zakvitale1411 explains why the newspaper could spell it in the first place
Yeah I don’t even know this politician but a bunch of armchair nerds thinking they’re superior is cringe
It was spelled incorrectly by the teachers who gave him the cards. It was "potatoe" on the card.
MaryAliceMaryAlice,
"Brian Macker ...so both the teacher and Quayle are idiots."
Using that reasoning you are also an idiot.
Look at your own comment and your misuse of ellipses, and failure to capitalize your sentence. A 3rd grader could do better than you. Should everyone judge you an idiot?
Quayle disputed the spelling but was told it was verified. So he did know how to spell it. Plenty of intelligent people are poor spellers because spelling is so arbitrary. A person's ability to reason properly and think correctly has no bearing on the ability to spell. Spelling isn't something one can reason out. It's not actually a test of intelligence.
Plus leftist know-it-alls who actually land jobs working for the New York Times, Washington Post, etc. make spelling mistakes that get past layers and layers of editors. Are they all "idiots"? For example the New York Times has run a stories in which they used the word "potatos".
The article titled "Why Wiseguys Like Cannoli" by Sewell Chan starts with the sentence: "We've heard of Christmas trees made of potatos, chocolate, and even butter cookies". This is the first sentence of the article and the writer and editors couldn't even spot it. The Washington post ran an article with the sentence: "But celebrations seem to have evolved past the simple enjoyment of fried potatos." Quayle didn't have the benefit of Microsoft Word during that spelling contest unlike the leftists at the NYT and the WP who wrote articles mocking Quayle over this minor issue.
I just did a google news search for "potatos" and they do it quite a bit. I also searched for "potatoe" and these nose in the air journalists whose job is to write and spell correctly with actual editorial review have spelled it many times.
I think anyone who judges others on simple spelling and grammar mistakes is more idiotic then someone who simply mistypes a "your" instead of a "you're", or "potatos" instead of "potatoes".
It's a shame there are so many partisan idiots out there who blew out of proportion the quite understandable mistake of Qualye in trusting public school employees to know their job. Yet don't think Obama is an idiot for thinking there are 57 states, that Austrians speak Austrian, or that Hawaii is in Asia. Obama is so stupid he won't even share his grades with the public.
The idiot Obama didn't know how car insurance worked. He confuse collision with liability insurance in one of his speeches. Yet all the stupid people (according to his man Gruber) who voted for him thought he was competent to rewrite the way the entire insurance industry worked. Here we are with the results. Insurance rates are skyrocketing by double and even triple digits. Apparently the ACA architect, Johnathan Gruber, is correct in saying the "stupidity of the American voter" helped pass the bill. Of course he was talking about Democrat voters because no Republicans supported it at all.
MaryAliceMaryAlice Don't invent standards you don't plan on applying to everyone. Is every Democrat that ever made a spelling mistake too much of an "idiot" to hold office?
You guess wrong. Your standards are extremely low. Look at the punctuation on your first sentence. By your own criteria you dumber than a fifth grader and obviously not qualified to make decisions on which leaders and teachers are best.
Not what I meant. You seem too stupid to get this point. You have set up standards for DECIDING THAT SOMEONE IS AN IDIOT that are extremely low. Almost everyone will misspell a word now and then including the very most intelligent people. Not only that, you've done it on a word, "potato" which has been quite commonly spelled "potatoe" before the whole Quayle incident. Although rare you can find it spelled that way all over the place before Qualye ended up inadvertently educating everyone on the topic.
Quayle showed some humility in being put on the spot by these teachers with their incorrect spelling. He questioned it because he thought he knew the correct spelling "potato" but they told him it had been double checked. So his quite reasonable response must have been to assume he'd been spelling in incorrectly all this time. That happens to very intelligent people, and especially with words like potato which are commonly misspelled with an alternate spelling.
It was very common before Quayle for doubled checked and edited publications to spell it as "potatoe". Happened all the time. These were checked by professionals whose entire job is to specialize in looking for grammar and spelling errors. Yet we can easily find articles in the NYT where potato is spelled potatoe. Like this: "Two disappointments came in the seafood category. A dish called halibut peperonata was described by our captain as spicy, but in fact the timidly seasoned fillet came out with a latticework of roasted peppers combined with spinach and a bland carrot-and-potatoe puree." www.nytimes.com/1988/09/16/arts/restaurants-443888.html?src=pm&pagewanted=2
If you don't apply these standards equally then you are just being a hypocrite and there is no reason for anyone to listen to you.
Spelling errors and misspeaking are common errors extremely intelligent people make. They are "brain farts" and do not reflect on overall intelligence. I'm not saying Quayle was a genius but neither was he an "idiot". No more so than a candidate that things hard drives are wiped with a cloth, or a president who thinks there are 57 states.
You're trying waaaaay too hard, dude.
the icing on the cake is when VP Harris speaks
Lmao yes
God, enough already. VP Harris is an intelligent and accomplished woman. The icing on the cake is really when your hero DJT speaks. 🥴
@@sam-dn9lh enuf, exactly, please stop putting her on tv to make speeches.. she/s god awful and proves what we all know is that she’s am empty shell with no intellect.. are you surpirsed that as of Feb she had a 53% unfavorable rating - which was a poll done by the LA TIMES? Say what you will about Trump at least he showed up for the job … when was kamala last at the border/=]?
Agreed!!!!
@sam-dn9lh
I mean, you're right that the vice president is an accomplished and intelligent woman, and you're absolutely right about the profound idiocy of DJT. I never question her intelligence, but boy does my bulls*** detector go into the red every time I have hear one of her exasperating word salads. You have to be pretty smart to use so many words to say so little, and she's elevated it to an art form.
Don’t you mean Dane Quaylee?
Potato (singular), potatoes (plural), potatos (nothing)
Can be a little confusing if one doesn’t pay attention to the spelling but nothing to label dude as ‘dumb’. Dang!
That’s what i said. Its confusing because potatoes isnt wrong if you want to speak it plural (potatoes).
But potato is singular, so there is a difference.
San Francisco loves Sir 😢and lets have fun with this 😊.
happened in nz with our pm chris luxon (but with the word cat), he won in a landslide...
I fully thought it had an e 🤣🤣🤣
Imagine if George W. Bush was president and Dan Quayle was Vice President.
Dumb And Dumber 2 - The White House
Bush and Quayle lost re-election, but the latter got to appear in a Lay's commercial.
I find it amusing that a presumably American video on how to spell a word correctly puts the period outside of the quotation marks in one of the introductory sentences.
Yes! Dan Carlin!! When is kings of kings part 3 coming haha! Love your work
He really isn’t dumb though, he’s a very intelligent man.
Why is there no mention that the spelling card that the teacher gave to Dan Quayle did indeed spell it as "potatoe"? If you're going to report a moment in history, at least report ALL of it.
you always have more power behind closed doors
Really wasnt expecting to see Dan Carlin here
00:23 Does anyone know where this is from?
This is the 2000 Democratic National Convention, Al Gore's cringey kissing of his wife Tipper Gore, right before giving his acceptance speech for the presidential nomination. If memory serves, most stores were sold out of eye bleach the following day.
2021-24 Now we have an actual potato for a President.
2:04 *cackles*
andrew jackson didnt know how to spell, hed misspell stuff even in the same sentence
He also won the Battle of New Orleans.
Jackson was literally born in the 1700s.literacy rate were different.
Get this, he was relying on cue cards that included a typo - he corrected the kid against his better judgment. I think they rigged it to make him look like a fool.
If you could trick him like that then he was a dimwit. 2+2=3. Did you fall for it?🤣🤣
@@bobo0202 That's too easy. Try 112+59 = 170. Did you fall for that?
It’s one thing to be a bad speller in general. But if someone has to look at cue cards in order to spell a simple word, that speaks volumes about their overall cognition as a person.
@@munimathbypeterfelton6251 Like I said, he acted against his better judgement. Sometimes, especially under pressure, you second guess yourself and get Mendel effect moments when you see a cue card and say, "I was so certain this was how to spell it."
To be fair to Quayle, he asked the kid to spell it phonetically, which is how it’s spelt in that way.
No, he said “you’re right phonetically” to the kid, therefore saying the kid spelled the word wrong, but had the right phonetics.
There's that right wing spin we're so used to these days! Honestly Trump probably couldn't spell Eric's name, so I'd take Dan over Don any day
@@ajon6205 if so that’s my bad but that’s what I heard.
@@DimJongUn That's the most idiotic thing I've read in a while.
How on earth does EVERYTHING come back to Trump!?!? The man has been out of office for 2 years. TDS is absolutely real - and it's creepy/terrifying. Seek help stat.
this is how easy the media can weight on the credulous people
The vice president should be able to spell as well as a sixth grader
Its so weird seeing Dan Carlin out of his podcast.
p-potatoe? ÚwÙ
And they say Bush's son is stupid
Quayle was reading from a flashcard prepared by the teacher
On the flashcard, the idiot teacher had spelled it POTATOE
What this video fails to mention is that Quayle was reading the "correct" spelling off a cue card provided by the teacher and knew it was misspelled, but went against his better judgment and remained silent. (This was presumably to avoid appearing disrespectful by correcting the teacher.) It's a "heads I win, tails you lose" situation: by not speaking up when he noticed the error on the card, people laughed at him and said he was stupid because he couldn't spell "potato." But if he had spoken up, people would've responded, "How dare he be so rude to that poor teacher!" So contrary to popular myth, the misstep wasn't his fault, and in a rare display of honesty the news media reported these facts at the time.
Furthermore, Quayle may have been gaffe-prone, but so is Joe Biden. Not only was Biden elected vice president under Obama TWICE, but he's now within arm's length of being elected president himself in 2020. But because Biden is a liberal Democrat, nobody ever calls him stupid or unprepared to be president. When Quayle made this mistake, people said he was stupid, and when he railed against Murphy Brown for promoting single motherhood, people said he was a reactionary troglodyte. When Joe Biden said that "jobs" was "a three-letter word" and then proceeded to spell it, "J-O-B-S,", people laughed and said, "That's just Joe being Joe." The double standard is even more painfully obvious when you compare the treatment of Biden's missteps to those of his 2008 opponent, Sarah Palin. Charlie Gibson intentionally stumped her with a question about the "Bush Doctrine," despite Charles Krauthammer, the columnist who coined the term, saying that there was no single Bush Doctrine and it was only a catchphrase for Bush's various foreign policy initiatives. When Palin said that Russia was visible from land in some parts of Alaska, Tina Fey went on SNL and turned the line into, "I can see Russia from my house," a statement that Palin never made. But when Joe Biden said that FDR made a speech on TV after the 1929 stock market crash (despite FDR not being president at the time and TV not being widely available yet), few people called him an idiot like they did Palin. We saw an interesting contrast in 2008 between two bad VP candidates, one who seriously damaged their candidate (Palin) and another who came out unscathed (Biden). And don't get me started on Spiro Agnew; people laughed at him too, yet he won two elections with Nixon, the latter being a 49-state landslide.
Perhaps the saddest part of this video is that they only talk to entertainers, not to actual historians or political analysts; otherwise they would have known these facts. If this is what the History Channel has become, then I'm not sorry that I don't watch it more frequently.
Whats a potato?..
So the guy isn't a great speller. At least he knows not to launch nuclear weapons, unlike Trump. Also, I can trust Dan Quayle around my couch
fastrack to 2020 chlorine dioxide 🤡
Trump just told us to inject house cleaner, but Quail wasn't good enough. I miss the 90s.
Eklypze You mean Quayle!!!
Have to admit creepy Joe makes Quayle sound elegant..
Vice president... gaffe after gaffe... that's familiar!
True!!!
Dan Quayle was a very handsome man. It may have been hoped that he would get more women voters.
Trump isn't ready
Isn't potato spelt potato ?
Paul Lavoie Yes!!!!
@@adamdorgant9454LOL; I forgot about this post. It's funny that a presidential candidate would misspell such a elementary word. I guess it was his Cofefe,
Paul Lavoie Probably so!!!
No add an e 😂😂😂
Harris makes Quayle look great
Vance is much more unpopular than Quayle
@@Antipix3l unpopular with libs, which is good
@@TheNecessaryEvil wrote: "unpopular with libs, which is good"
my prediction as of 8/17/2024: your comment isn't going to age well.
@@novaplum1617 take that soy and HRT. Your next months personality is ready for pickup at the pharmacy.
0:23 that looks like killary...can't be though must be her hair ha
Who's Killary and that was Tipper Gore, you moron.
jarjon76 It was Tipper Gore, now that you mentioned it!!!
You're dim. That was Tipper Gore, his wife
Jennifer Webb Yes it was Jennifer, now that you mentioned it!!!
PotatoN'e
Why did they clap?
Dan Quayle is a genius compared to Trump
And a stable genius at that.
A genius, he doesn't run a billion dollar company.
true
@@broadstreet21 Trump doesn't either. Trump only knows how to lose money, and he makes sure it is other people's money.
And a potato is a genius compared to you. 😂
potatoe is the correct speeling
Meanwhile Trump can’t even spell the word “A”
Why is Trump in the intro over Hillary at this point in the campaign I wonder.
Remember covfefe😂🤣
Both Spelling is correct. Why has no one looked this up.
Nope
@@radicalstanza3614 Sorry to tell you Buddy, Although the English language does evolve for the masses over time. Potatoe has been written in literature for centuries.
@@hutch876 nope. Look it up, Hemingway. There's only one accepted spelling. You're probably thrown off by the extra E added when the word is pluralized, but you being confused leading to you proudly being incorrect is pretty silly.
@@radicalstanza3614 I understand what you are saying. But try for a second to understand what I'm saying. Language evolves, and the most popular is usually adapted to be the "correct" spelling. Im not going to do the research for you past the 1st page of Google or reddit. But Potatoe has been used in plenty of literature for many centuries.
@@hutch876 the correct version without the e was and has remained the popular way of spelling it, by a landslide. Do a modicum of research before using arguments that argue the opposite of what you're proposing it is.
I’m related to dan Quayle which is kind of sad
What is your relation to him?
Muni Math by Peter Felton were like 5th or 6th cousins I just know that we share An ancestor myles Standish
Is that Right?
In contrast, the amount if idiocy and incompetence that people accept from Biden is astronomical.
I'd take Quayle over Kamala any day of the week.
You people are watching a video about a guy misspelling potato, stop acting like political geniuses and enjoy the show
Are you going to record one of these for Kamala? How much recording time do you have available.
President Trumpet just trumps every other american politician in terms of intellect.
Have to admit creepy Joe makes Quayle sound elegant..
Thankfully we have a president who did all he said he was going to. Infrastructure is repaired. The wall has been built. Nobody who ever served on his staff has gone to jail or prison. We have the world's best road system, the lead has been removed from all drinking water. 4 more years!
Has creepy Joe ever called his underage daughter "hot" OR no wait, that was Trump. That's incest AND pedophilia, moron
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Simple he was a conservative...... compare this gaffe to today's Joe Biden and the media coverage
Have to admit creepy Joe makes Quayle sound elegant..
Let's Go Brandon!
Is this what passes for the History Channel these days? The English language is filled with exceptions to the rules. Calling the then vice-president from 24 years earlier dumb based on this is pretty petty. I saw eight years of gaffs coming from the president of "hope and change" from 2009 to 2017. I can help you "experts" from the History Channel if you need any.
These are the same people excusing Bidens "gaffs" as a stutter.
And this is why Dan Quayle is the worst politician to ever come out of Indiana
Edit. Pence has just taken that title.
Eh theres been worse, Evan Bahy is personally worse imo. His 2016 senate run was so embarrassing and his stay quiet do nothing campaign strategy failed him horribly.
Bormannator Quayle is the dumbest, but Mike Pence is the worst by far. The man triggered a Hepatitis and HIV/AIDS crisis by shutting down needle exchanges to appease his Evangelical constituents.
oxfordcircle Pence also got us out of the red. Not all that bad.
Have to admit creepy Joe makes Quayle sound elegant..
Remember history. JFK, George Washington, Winston Churchill, and Jane Austin all have one thing in common. They can't spell.
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Dan Quayle 2024
Harris is worse
Luckily, we have former Vice President Biden running things.
He’s gaffe-proof.
Let’s go Brandon, I agree!!
Yet somehow, Trump gets elected? Ok
How ironic is it that POTATO is the collective IQ of the entirety of the current GOP base.
Kamala Harris everybody.
You would think this video 5 yrs ago would be enough for people to not vote Biden...oh wait, he got 81 million votes. Sort of.