picks up a San Diego Union Tribune endorsement. In part:

A vote for Shadegg for majority leader would be a vote to reclaim the idealism, vision and agenda which produced a Republican majority in both houses of Congress in 1994 for the first time in 40 years. Recall the core of that agenda: a balanced budget, constrained spending, smaller and smarter government and institutional reforms. Today, that vision seems a distant memory. Instead of reform, Republican majorities now deliver inflated deficits, unrestrained spending, pork by the ton and bigger government.