Quorans Clueless About Congress

By Warren Rojas

Posted April 9, 2013 at 1:17pm

Because we are nothing if not dedicated to civic journalism, HOH will field some of the burning questions about our elected officials currently piling up on existentialistic clearinghouse Quora:

Depends on who gets more camera time. Also, Kentucky Republican Mitch McConnell MIGHT have a different succession plan in mind.

Crazy fun? The maniacally outraged James A. Traficant Jr.

Crazy mean? Pete Stark was quite the curmudgeon.

Crazy hot? We’ll defer to POTUS on this one.

Paging Sen. Rand “Watch Me Now!” Paul, R-Ky.

Trade, schmade. Hoard Bitcoins.

Legislating would be a good start.

We’re no history majors. But this guy seems to be plugged in to that scene:

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