Quayle Says He May Run for President in 2000
Associated Press
CINCINNATI —
Former Vice President Dan Quayle said Friday that he is considering a run for president in 2000--but won’t decide until after the 1998 elections.
Quayle spoke at an Ohio Senate Republican Caucus fund-raising breakfast. He said Republicans in Congress should debate the White House more aggressively on budget priorities, without worrying about whether the government occasionally shuts down for lack of funding.
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