The Big Lead"I loved every single day working there,"
Tony Kornheiser says of the Washington Post. "I'd gladly work there for the rest of my time. But I haven't been doing all that much for print journalism in a couple years, and they could use the slot. I didn't want to hold the paper hostage at any level. I think I'm part of the Washington Post family, however amorphous that family is."
MORE: "Being funny in print is much harder than being funny on TV or the radio. If you devote a column to funny, and you're not funny ... and part of it was just me. I thought I was on the inexorable slide to awful."
