The Washington Post reports today on the revolving door of ex-congressional staffers who are now lobbying their former bosses in the health care reform debate in Congress.  "The revolving door offers a short cut to a member of Congress to the highest bidder," said Sheila Krumholz, executive director of the Center for Responsive Politics, which compiled some of the data used in The Post's analysis. "It's a small cost of doing business relative to the profits they can garner."   For the whole story, click here.