America has lost a hero — James Stockdale, whose heroic actions as a prisoner of war in the during the Vietnam War led to his being awarded the Congressional Medal of Honor, has died. During the Vietnam War, he was…

Perhaps best known as Ross Perot’s running mate in 1992 (hey, they got 19% of the vote, remember), Vice Admiral James Stockdale has passed away. From the AP: During the Vietnam War, he was a Navy fighter pilot based…

From Newsmax: Retired Vice Adm. James Stockdale, a former prisoner of war and Ross Perot’s running mate in 1992, has…

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Retired Vice Adm. James Stockdale Dies (AP)

Retired Vice Adm. James Stockdale was a highly decorated Navy pilot who ran for vice president as Ross Perot’s running mate in 1992, but by his own admission he was no politician. “Who am I? …

Any Congressional Medal of Honor winner can be classified almost immediately as an extraodinary man, and Rear Admiral James Stockdale, who passed away yesterday, certainly was. Michelle Malkin has a post with a number of links and quotes about the

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Retired Vice Admiral James Stockdale has died at the age of 81.

Michelle Malkin has much more on this patriot and war hero.

In remembering this great soldier we should not forget all of our service men and women who have died in Afghanistan and I…

Retired Vice Adm. James Stockdale, a former prisoner of war and Ross Perot?s running mate in 1992, h

I hadn’t noticed that Vice Admiral James Stockdale passed away yesterday at 81. Stockdale, of course, will always be remembered as Ross Perot’s 1992 vice-presidential running mate, though his accomplisments were many and varied, including this:

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Forget the AP story. Who cares about his performance in a Presidential Debate? Here is the real reason we remember this hero:

He became modestly famous unfortunately for his confused performance at the 1992 Vice Presidential Debate, which got some cheap laughs for some uninformed comedians. I remember realizing that this Dennis Miller guy was somebody to watch when he blast…

In the Yummy Michelle Malkin’s Obit of the Admiral she forgets to mention his role as H.Ross Perot’s first VP canidate. The man who voiced the wisdom of “who am I, why am I here.” and with Ross brought a brave new face to American politics