BY SUSAN ESTRICH The conventional wisdom, at least until about four years ago, was that vice presidential selections, even the very good and the very bad, don’t end up mattering very much by November. Lloyd Bentsen and Dan Quayle are perhaps the two best examples, the former with poll numbers through the roof [especially after the infamous “Senator, you are no Jack Kennedy” debate] and the latter, well, enough said. From the beginning, Quayle was […]
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