This column in the Cleveland Plain Dealer today dismisses Blunt and Boehner, then concludes:

That leaves Shadegg, who by all accounts hasn’t lost the zeal for reform or the conservative principles he had when, as a brand-new congressman, he put his name on the Contract with America.
The “Republican revolution” that began in 1994 has stalled, and it’s going to take a revolution within the caucus to get it going again. Americans await the third element from Newt Gingrich’s playbook: Do as you’ve promised.
At least Shadegg remembers the promises.