Viewers, who were not given the opportunity to see the debate's broadcast in 1968, were waiting for 1976 - at that time there was a verbal duel between future U.S. President Jimmy Carter and acting Head of state Gerald Ford. Since 1976 the U.S. viewers were able to regularly enjoy debates.
The first vice-presidential debate started in 1976. They began to be held regularly since 1984.
During the vice-presidential debate in 1988 one of the participants of the TV dispute - Dan Quayle (in the photo) - said that he has the same experience as U.S. ex-President John Kennedy had. In response, Quayle's opponent Lloyd Bentsen said: "Senator, I served with Jack Kennedy. I knew Jack Kennedy. Jack Kennedy was a friend of mine. Senator, you're no Jack Kennedy." This phrase became an aphorism.
Note that the closest colleagues called John Kennedy Jack.
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