Two notable stars in the select firmament of former members of Congress — both Democrats —went dark last month: Patricia Schroeder of Colorado, who served with distinction and enormous impact from 1973 until 1997 and John Jenrette of South Carolina, whose flamboyant career spanned the period 1975 through his ignominious resignation six years later. At first glance, aside from their voting cards, it would seem these two veteran legislators had little in common. Schroeder was a Harvard Law graduate, a pilot, an ardent feminist and a vigorous opponent of the war in Vietnam, elected in a district that Richard Nixon carried by 28 points en route to a national landslide. (Several better-know
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