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2 days ago · October 13, 1992: Al Gore vs Dan Quayle vs James Stockdale TV Audience: 51.2 Million. In 1992 Ross Perot crashed the gates of American politics, and as part of that effort, he wanted an unconventional Vice Presidential nominee. Unfortunately for Perot, his outside-the-box pick – Ret. Vice Admiral James Stockdale – would go on to deliver one ...
4 days ago · Welcome to the Stockdale Center. for Ethical Leadership. Named to honor Vice Admiral James B. Stockdale ’47, USN (Ret.). This is the place to access our research, media, ideas and events. All things Leadership, Ethics, Character and the Law.
5 hours ago · In 1992, Adm. James Stockdale, running mate of third-party candidate Ross Perot, was going for breezy but seemed befuddled when he opened the debate by saying, “Who am I? Why am I here?” His later response to a question, “I didn’t have my hearing aid turned up,” only reinforced that perception.
17 hours ago · In 1992, Adm. James Stockdale, running mate of third-party candidate Ross Perot, was going for breezy but seemed befuddled when he opened the debate by saying, “Who am I? Why am I here?”
1 day ago · He was retired Adm. James A. Stockdale, a hero of the Vietnam War who had been a prisoner of war and an organizer and spokesman for other POWs at the time. ... Not visibly. The Clinton-Gore ticket ...
1 day ago · He was retired Adm. James A. Stockdale, a hero of the Vietnam War who had been a prisoner of war and an organizer and spokesman for other POWs at the time. Stockdale was the running mate for independent candidate H. Ross Perot, a billionaire businessman who also took part in the presidential debates with Bush and Clinton.
2 days ago · Or James Stockdale’s famous/infamous “Why am I here?” line in 1992. That’s maybe the best way to think about Tuesday’s debate between Republican JD Vance and Democrat Tim Walz: It ...
