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Maher started his career as a stand-up comedian and performer. He was host of the Nyc comedy club Catch a Rising Star in 1979. Maher started appearing on Johnny Carson’s and David Letterman’s shows in 1982. He made small television appearances including a recurring character in Sara.

Maher assumed the host part on Politically Incorrect with Bill Maher, a late night political talk show that ran from 1993 to 2002. The show brought together individuals from various professional spectrums—from rock stars to sportsmen to film actors—to talk about current events. To keep the show exciting, Maher would interject the conversation with his own opinionated, wry remarks. Although the show was cancelled in 2002 due to some contentious 9/11 opinion by Maher, his career still lives on.

Despite numerous controversies, MaherRoger McCluskey, Al Unser, Bobby Unser, NASCAR drivers Jim Paschal and LeeRoy Yarbrough, AMA racer Gene Romero, modified racers Geoff Bodine and Toby Tobias, road racer Brian Redman, and USAC stock car regulars Jack Bowsher, Don White, and Norm Nelson. After completing 41 laps, the race was postponed for a week after it was rained out. The following Saturday, Hartman beat Lem Blankenship in a late race duel. Hartman won his first USAC championship that year. He had a win at the Knoxville Raceway that season.

Hartman won his second USAC Stock car title in 1972. He had a consistent season with nine top-five finishes in eighteen races. He had one start in NASCAR's Grand National division; the fifth-place finish was his highest finish in his NASCAR career. The