For 10 points, name this Indiana politician that was told "You're no Jack Kennedy" by Lloyd Bentsen, when running as Vice President under Bush the Elder.
In one notable speech, this politician claimed we have "developed a culture of poverty" that is "far more violent and harder to escape than it was a generation ago." That speech also notes that although people were "outraged by the verdict of the Rodney King trial," "there is simply no excuse for the mayhem that followed." That speech takes its name from an attack on a character "that supposedly epitomizes today's intelligent, highly paid, professional women" that mocks the importance of a father. That aforementioned speech attacked a character on the show (*) Murphy Brown. While on campaign, this politician was asked about experience, which culminated with his remark "That was really uncalled for, Senator." For 10 points, name this Indiana politician that was told "You're no Jack Kennedy" by Lloyd Bentsen, when running as Vice President under Bush the Elder.
In one notable speech, this politician claimed we have "developed a culture of poverty" that is "far more violent and harder to escape than it was a generation ago."
Dan Quayle