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Bob Dornan
Bob Dornan

Bob Dornan, a former United States Representative, was born on April 3, 1933. Known for his conservative political stance, he represented the 46th Congressional District of California. During his tenure in Congress, Dornan was active in legislative work, particularly in defense and tax policies. more

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