BALTIMORE — Charles Barkley once called him “the best fan in the NBA.”
Robin Ficker, the then Washington Bullets die-hard known for his incessant taunting, was so good at getting in other people’s heads from his spot behind the visiting bench, teams would move their huddles to the court just to get away.
No longer a super-fan, Ficker has become a perpetual political candidate, running for offices on libertarian, anti-tax platforms only to lose each time.
