Inspire, Embolden, and Lead… to the Exit

By anamariecox | February 15, 2008 | +

143 Republicans worried about losing yet another vote beg Rep. Shadegg not to retire:

Your intellectual consistency in defense of the Constitution and passionate articulation of conservative principles is in need now more than ever. We fear that without you and the long-term perspective you bring to every debate, our battles will be difficult to win. This is especially true in the area of health care where you are one of the leading experts.

John, you continue to inspire, embolden, and lead. The Republican Conference needs you here, the Conservative Movement needs you here, and the country needs you here. Please reconsider.

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