Word this morning is that some conservative House colleagues of
Rep. John Shadegg (AZ), who has insisted that he is not seeking the
House Majority Leader position, are looking for an opening to press
him into challenging Reps. Boehner and Blunt for the job. Shadegg
is viewed by many off Capitol Hill - in the blogosphere and among
party activists - as the “true conservative” option to Boehner and
Blunt. This is interesting, if only because the “Two B’s” running
both have stellar conservative pedigrees and voting records. The
fact that Shadegg’s name continues to be floated would indicate
that the zeal for “reform” that is being tossed about isn’t being
addressed as readily as perhaps the “Two B’s” whip operations
believe with their candidates, and that there is a well spring of
support for a third candidate.
sidnee | 12.10.09 @ 3:54AM
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