Exit Interviews With Members Leaving Congress

[VintageBetter]

Nice interview clips with people leaving Congress.

Opinion | 12 Departing Lawmakers Tell Us What Congress Is Really Like

I used to love that feature on The Colbert Report, "Better Know a District". No matter what state or number the district was, he'd always call it.
"The fightin' ___!" "The fightin' 45th!" The fightin' 2nd!" Very funny.

 

[Lara]

You have to pay for a subscription to watch the New York Times link
and I don't like The New York Times enough to pay for it. I can
imagine what it says though

 

[OneEyedDiva]

Wouldn't this be a fine line between what is political and what isn't? No politics allowed. Guess it's a moot point since NYT is blocking access without a subscription.

 

[Brookswood]

Nice interview clips with people leaving Congress.

Opinion | 12 Departing Lawmakers Tell Us What Congress Is Really Like

I used to love that feature on The Colbert Report, "Better Know a District". No matter what state or number the district was, he'd always call it.
"The fightin' ___!" "The fightin' 45th!" The fightin' 2nd!" Very funny.

The link is behind apaywall, and I don’t value the publisher enough to pay the price.

Regarding Colbert, in my opinion, he is not a person whose opinions and statments are of value to me. I rarely watch his show, and when I do I am reminded of why I don’t.

May I suggest posting a few quotes from the article to give us an idea of its content. Naked or near naked links are usually ignored by most people.

 

[VintageBetter]

Sorry I didn't think of it as political because it features members from both major parties and they are just expressing their personal opinions on how they liked or disliked their jobs.

If it were just members of one party, then I guess I'd consider that one-sided. That's what "political" means to me. Maybe the Mod needs to define it?