Congressman Death?
Join former United States Senate Pages Dylan and Ethan Ris as they bring you the dish on not just the presidential race but all the exciting triumphs and disgraces inside, outside, and below the Beltway!
Paging Doctor Death! The Pages have great news for sodium thiopental industry lobbyists! You may soon have a friend in Washington by the name of Rep. Jack "Dr. Death" Kevorkian! The famed assisted-suicide doctor and convicted felon is now officially a candidate for the congressional seat now held by Rep. Joe Knollenberg (R-MI)!
For those keeping score, Kevorkian would not be the first celebrity elected by the voters of Michigan. In honor of his candidacy, the Pages would like to profile other famous people who held office in the Great Lakes State:
| Name | Original Claim to Fame | Current Claim to Fame |
Martha Reeves |
Skyrocketed to musical fame and fortune on the coattails of The Vandellas. | Accepted bribes in a sordid sludge-hauling scandal. |
George Romney |
CEO of American Motors and imagined marching companion of Martin Luther King. | Father of the most smug, pompous, out-of-touch narcissist the Michigan school system has ever produced |
![]() Gerald Ford Former Congressman and U.S. President |
Fashion model for Cosmopolitan and Look magazines. | Raised the art of presidential bloopers to a level not known since the Martin Van Buren administration. |










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I hope Kevorkian will pay a numbre of "house calls" to his colleagues in Washington.
The more I hear about Martin Van Buren's Presidency, the more I wish I'd lived to see it. Or that I were dead.