Poor Robert Hertner. The man just can't get any respect. Back in 1981, when he ran for mayor of Amarillo, Texas, he was trounced.
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Poor Robert Hertner. The man just can't get any respect. Back in 1981, when he ran for mayor of Amarillo, Texas, he was trounced.
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