Name: Why Bob Kern wants to Mayor of Indianapolis by Open Lines with Cameron Ridle
Duration: 54 min 49 s
Description: Bob Kern is no stranger to running for political office, He's run multiple times. Now he wants to be Mayor of Indianapolis. We ask him how he plans to win on May 2nd.

Bob Kern is no stranger to running for political office, He's run multiple times. Now he wants to be Mayor of Indianapolis. We ask him how he plans to win on May 2nd.

Why Bob Kern wants to Mayor of Indianapolis

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Why Bob Kern wants to Mayor of Indianapolis

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