COVER STORY

For Governors In Congress, No More King Of The Hill

Former governors who are elected to the Senate or House have unique and wide-ranging experience. But they often find life on Capitol Hill frustrating.

by Brian Friel

Saturday, June 27, 2009


Former governors who are elected to the Senate or House have unique and wide-ranging experience. They are less partisan, like balanced budgets and making deals, but hate the lack of control over their schedules. And they often find life on Capitol Hill very frustrating.

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