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The transcript discusses the evolving role of a congressman, highlighting the increased public interest in their duties following a Supreme Court revolt. It emphasizes the congressman's power over national spending and legislation, which has led to a doubled workload and heightened concerns. The public's rediscovery of these powers has resulted in voters taking a more active interest in congressional activities.

What was the traditional view of a congressman's job?

• A temporary and unstable position

• A job of honor and ease

• A role filled with challenges and stress

• A position of power and influence

What has the public rediscovered about congressmen?

• Their influence over local government

• Their ability to travel frequently

• Their role in international diplomacy

• Their power to control national spending and legislation

How has the public's rediscovery of congressmen's powers affected their workload?

• It has made their job obsolete

• It has doubled their workload

• It has had no impact on their workload

• It has decreased their workload

What event led to voters taking more interest in their congressmen's activities?

• A major economic crisis

• The Supreme Court revolt

• A presidential election

• A natural disaster

What change have congressmen noticed since the Supreme Court revolt?

• A shift in their legislative priorities

• An increase in voter interest in their Washington activities

• A decrease in voter engagement

• A reduction in their legislative powers