Prop. 105 splits business interests Oct 10, 2008
John Shadegg, a Phoenix Republican, Anheuser Busch Cos. and Phoenix-based Hensley & Co. also support the measure. (Phoenix Business Journal, AZ)
Lord Shows No Mercy for John Shadegg Oct 10, 2008
John Shadegg (R) finds himself embroiled in a tough race despite hometown Sen. John McCain s position at the top of the Republican ticket. (Roll Call)
Bailout vote switchers Oct 4, 2008
Arizona John Shadegg. Florida Vern Buchanan, Ileana Ros-Lehtinen. (San Francisco Chronicle -- Politics)
State delegation splits 4-4 as House OKs bailout Oct 4, 2008
Harry Mitchell, John Shadegg, Ed Pastor and Gabrielle Giffords voted for the Wall Street and business-backed bailout plan. All are Democrats except Shadegg, a Phoenix Republican. (Phoenix Business Journal, AZ)
Half of Ariz. delegation holds noses, OKs bailout Oct 4, 2008
Arizonans casting "yes" votes Friday include Republican John Shadegg and Democrats Gabrielle Giffords, Harry Mitchell and Ed Pastor. Arizonans still voting "no" on Friday were Democrat Raul Grijalva and Republicans Jeff Flake, Trent Franks and Rick Renzi. (AZCentral -- News)
Bail-out bill: Still a bitter pill? Oct 3, 2008
Take John Shadegg - a Republican from Arizona. On Monday he was among the 133 in his party who voted against the old bill. (BBC News -- Business)
Candidates to work crowds at SRP Political Involvement Committee event Oct 3, 2008
John Shadegg, Harry Mitchell and Jeff Flake, as well as congressional challengers in District 2, Democrat John Thrasher and Libertarian Powell Gammill, District 5 challenger Republican David Schweikert and District 6 challenger Democrat Rebecca Schneider. Candidates from the , Legislature and the Maricopa County and Pinal County board of supervisors races also will be on hand. (Phoenix Business Journal, AZ)
George W. Bush Oct 3, 2008
Arizona Democrats Raul Grijalva, Harry Mitchell, Gabrielle Giffords and Ed Pastor and Republicans John Shadegg, Jeff Flake, Rick Renzi and Trent Franks all voted against the bailout, which had the support of the Bush administration, business groups and congressional leadership. When government relieves companies from the negative consequences of their bad decisions, it encourages more irresponsible conduct. (Phoenix Business Journal, AZ)
Arizona congressional delegation still not sold on bailout Oct 3, 2008
John Shadegg, a Phoenix Republican, will vote for the measure, his office said. U.S. Rep. (Phoenix Business Journal, AZ)
House Leaders Bullish on Vote Oct 3, 2008
John Shadegg (R-Ariz. praised changes made in the Senate, and House Democratic leaders worked to keep their votes in line. (Roll Call)
Solar industry clears hurdle with tax credit Sep 24, 2008
Fellow Congressman John Shadegg, a Republican, said he was also in support. "The Senate bill, if put to the House floor, is something that would pass," Shadegg said. (AZCentral -- Business)
Arizona Voters Set Up Competitive Contests Sep 4, 2008
John Shadegg (R) has a tougher than expected challenge from attorney Bob Lord (D). Subscribe to Roll Call. (Roll Call)
Republican Platform Vast Improvement Over 2004 Sep 1, 2008
John Shadegg and is available. As the platform delegates were assembling, ACU Chairman David Keene announced, We hope and expect that this document will serve as a blueprint for RNC Platform Committee members as they begin their work to finalize the RNC Platform. (Human Events Online)
Acting Gov. Dean Martin takes reins for 16 hours Aug 31, 2008
"The precinct committeemen on this mailer are the Republicans who support lowering gas prices and support Senator McCain, Senator Jon Kyl and Congressman John Shadegg," Barbour drawls over the robo-call, asking residents to back Grassroots Arizona PAC's candidates. Unknown is whether Barbour will have more sway than Haney himself, who has proved adept at loading his district with like-minded PCs. (AZCentral -- News)
Flake says Republican's neo-Nazi tie hurts GOP Aug 22, 2008
John Shadegg and Trent Franks, sent a letter Tuesday to Tom Husband, Maricopa County Republican chairman, demanding that J.T. Ready be removed as a precinct committeeman in legislative District 18 because of his ties to the neo-Nazi movement. That district, in west Mesa, is home to one of the state's most bitter primary election battles. (AZCentral -- News)
Congressmen seek removal of GOP official Aug 21, 2008
Representatives Jeff Flake, John Shadegg and Trent Franks made their appeal in a letter Tuesday to Maricopa County Republican Party chairman Tom Husband. They say Ready is a member of the National Socialist Movement and was a featured speaker at a neo-Nazi conference in Omaha in September 2007. (KOLD.com, AZ)
1st congressional district raceBig crowd assembles for bid to replace Renzi Aug 19, 2008
John Shadegg and Jeff Flake. She also pointed out that she finished a close third to Renzi in the 2002 Republican primary. (Casa Grande Valley Newspapers, AZ)
Gas prices continue decline as Arizona congressmen push for offshore drilling Aug 14, 2008
Meanwhile, Arizona Republican Congressmen Trent Franks, Jeff Flake and John Shadegg continue their push for more offshore drilling. Franks, Flake and other Republicans lawmakers are in Washington even though Congress is on a month-long break pushing U.S. House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, D-Calif. (Phoenix Business Journal, AZ)
Republicans' Debate in the Dark Aug 6, 2008
Arizona Congressman John Shadegg found the secret to getting the mics back on -- which lasted for only a few minutes until a guard was ordered to come and turn them off again ... Brian Bilbray, Gus Bilirakis, Rob Bishop, Roy Blunt, John Boehner, John Boozman, Kevin Brady, Paul Broun, Henry Brown, Michael Burgess, John Campbell, Eric Cantor, Shelly Moore Capito, John Carter, Tom Cole, Mike Conaway, John Culberson, Charlie Dent, Mary Fallin, Jeff Fortenberry, Virginia Foxx, Louie Gohmert, Wally... (Human Events Online)
GOP to Pelosi: Open These Doors So We Can Vote Aug 6, 2008
John Shadegg of Arizona accused Pelosi and the Democrats of engaging in a scam, because they say they represent the little guy in America, but the little guy in America is the one who is getting hurt the most by high gas prices. Last year, Americans spent $433 billion on foreign oil, much of which was going to countries that hate us or who arent our friends, Shadegg said. (Newsmax)
REVOLT ON HILL: LIGHTS OUT Aug 2, 2008
The Crypt: House Dems turn out the lights but GOP keeps talking - Politico. " Democratic aides were furious at the GOP stunt, and reporters were kicked out of the Speaker's Lobby, the space next to the House floor where they normally interview lawmakers. "You're not covering this, are you. (The Drudge Report)
Pelosi Turns Lights Out on House GOP Aug 2, 2008
John Shadegg of Arizona was speaking. About 50 Republicans stayed for about five hours to talk about energy. (Newsmax)
The rules of reporting funds at issue in Shadegg-Lord race Jul 30, 2008
Lord, an attorney, is challenging seven-term Congressman John Shadegg in Congressional District 3. Lord has raised more than $1 million, far more than any previous Shadegg opponent. (AZCentral -- News)
Incumbents raise more than House challengers Jul 16, 2008
John Shadegg, Harry Mitchell and Gabrielle Giffords widened their financial advantage according to numbers released from the Federal Elections Commission. Shadegg raised $564,000 between April and the end of June and more than doubled the $235,000 generated by Democrat Bob Lord. (KOLD.com, AZ)
Shadegg foe touts fundraising success Jul 16, 2008
Democrat Bob Lord's congressional campaign says it has raised more than $1 million, a figure Lord contends is 10 times more than any other opponent of Congressman John Shadegg has raised. Lord, who began campaigning full time a year ago, probably has raised more than all of Shadegg's general election opponents combined. (AZCentral -- News)
Detainee fight gets bigger, costlier for long-battling Boston law firm Jun 25, 2008
Meanwhile, an Arizona congressman, John Shadegg, and Senator Lindsey Graham, a South Carolina Republican and close adviser to presumptive Republican presidential nominee John McCain, have vowed to pass new laws to keep the detainees in custody. So Wilmer Hale's lawyers predict that they will spend more years and more money. (Boston Globe)
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How Congress Can Keep Us Safe from Court - HUMAN EVENTS. The Taliban is celebrating in the mountains of Afghanistan. (Human Events Online)
More Government in Health Care is Not a Prescription For Reform Jun 24, 2008
"Congress has an important role to play in health care reform," said United States Representative John Shadegg (R-AZ), who has introduced health care legislation in support of free-market competition. "We can help patients in this country, not by setting up a massive new government bureaucracy, but by empowering individuals to make the best choices for themselves and their families." To learn more about why government-run health care is not the right prescription for reform in the United States,... (PR Newswire)
How Congress Can Keep Us Safe from Court Jun 24, 2008
The Taliban is celebrating in the mountains of Afghanistan. Not because of a military victory or successful terrorist attack in the name of Jihad, but because of a decision by the United States Supreme Court. (Human Events Online)
On Your Mind Jun 20, 2008
Thank God for Arizona Congressman to the U.S. Congress John Shadegg. He s bringing to light a ridiculous loophole that you and I as taxpayers get to subsidize, oil shipments to Europe. (Sierra Vista Herald, AZ)
Solar projects hang on future of tax credit May 27, 2008
Fellow Arizona Congressman John Shadegg, a Republican, isn't so sure it will be. Shadegg said he supports solar energy and the tax-credit extension, but he voted against the latest House bill. (AZCentral -- News)
Editorial: Extend Operation Jump Start until Dec. 31 May 23, 2008
Gabrielle Giffords, Jeff Flake, Trent Franks, Rick Renzi and John Shadegg wrote a letter to Bush, saying they fear the combined effect of a delay in virtual fencing and a further drawdown of National Guard along the border will make matters even worse. We believe we need more resources at the border, not less, and respectfully request that you maintain Operation Jump Start along our southern border, they said in their letter. (Green Valley News & Sun, AZ)
For Shadegg, a fight looms on earmarks May 17, 2008
John Shadegg swept into Washington as part of a fire-breathing class of freshman Republicans who offered themselves as warriors in the Newt Gingrich revolution. Having helped Gingrich seize the majority from Democrats for the first time in 40 years, they promoted a "Contract with America," vowing to eliminate wasteful spending and "restore the bonds of trust between the people and their elected representatives.". (AZCentral -- News)
Farm bill nears OK; Bush gets GOP snub May 15, 2008
Democrat Harry Mitchell and Republicans Jeff Flake, Trent Franks and John Shadegg voted against it. - Associated Press. (AZCentral -- News)
Migrant debate splits Arizona May 11, 2008
May 2: Arizona Congressman John Shadegg said he supports a state-run guest-worker program for Arizona. The Legislature is considering Senate Bill 1508, which would allow Arizona employers who could prove they have a labor shortage to hire workers through Mexico for up to a two-year stay in Arizona. (AZCentral -- News)
Arizona GOP picks delegates May 11, 2008
John Shadegg praised Sen. John McCain and his efforts to bring the party together. (AZCentral -- News)
Czar Nancy's Rule May 5, 2008
Inside the committee, John Shadegg of Arizona and Marsha Blackburn of Tennessee turned against it -- arousing the ire of the committee's ranking Republican, Joe Barton of Texas ... Inside the committee, John Shadegg of Arizona and Marsha Blackburn of Tennessee turned against it -- arousing the ire of the committee's ranking Republican, Joe Barton of Texas. (Townhall.com)
Shadegg backs guest-worker program May 4, 2008
John Shadegg, R-Ariz. "I have been a consistent supporter of a guest-worker program from . . . forever," Shadegg said Friday. (AZCentral -- News)
Bennett declines to run for Congress Apr 22, 2008
Earlier this month, Bennett agreed to give the congressional seat another look at the urging of influential GOP donor Jim Click, congressmen John Shadegg and Jeff Flake, and others. Ultimately, though, Bennett decided he couldn't walk away from his business interests. (AZCentral -- News)
Campaign funds grow for lawmakers' foes Apr 16, 2008
Gabrielle Giffords and John Shadegg may have a serious scrap ahead of them in order to retain their seats. That was apparent from campaign finance reports released Tuesday by the Federal Elections Commission, with challengers to Giffords and Shadegg raising significant funds during the first three months of 2008. (AZCentral -- News)
Weiers assembles residents who back tax repeal Apr 15, 2008
Representatives Jeff Flake, Trent Franks and John Shadegg, all Republicans, told the Democratic governor that permanent repeal of the tax would ease the financial burden on homeowners and businesses alike. "These economic times requires a lighter tax burden, not a greater one," they wrote. (AZCentral -- News)
Flake not so frugal with travel as tax-funded trips add up Apr 12, 2008
John Shadegg and Sen. John McCain, both Republicans, say they shun earmarks because they waste taxpayer money. (AZCentral -- News)
Gordon backs Democrat for District 3 Mar 22, 2008
Gordon said Lord would be more supportive of the city's needs than longtime Congressman John Shadegg, the Republican incumbent. Gordon said Lord would help get federal funding for public safety, homeland security, transportation and other areas. (AZCentral -- News)
Potential of clean energy is lost on lawmakers Mar 4, 2008
Despite that bright future, Montana s Rehberg, Colorado s Marilyn Musgrave, and Arizona s Rick Renzi, Trent Franks, John Shadegg and Jeff Flake voted against the bill. In Musgrave s district, a new 60 million wind turbine manufacturing facility will employ 650 workers. (Missoulian, MT)
Why Shadegg Changed His Mind Feb 23, 2008
John Shadegg decided last night to change his mind and run for re-election this year. However, as the seven-term lawmaker told me shortly after reversing an earlier decision to step down, the turning point was a discussion with his wife Shirley. (Human Events Online)
Rep. Shadegg changes mind, will run again Feb 22, 2008
Congressman John Shadegg announced Thursday that he will run for re-election, reversing a surprise decision he made last week to retire ... "I've been looking forward to running against John Shadegg since Day 1," Lord said, "but this whole episode raises serious questions about his commitment to serving the people of Arizona.". (Arizona Republic)
16 more request Shadegg to reconsider retirement Feb 20, 2008
A group of 16 conservative leaders has joined the chorus of those asking John Shadegg to reconsider the decision to retire that Shadegg announced last week ... "Obviously, John Shadegg does not have that same passion for change or he wouldn't be wavering.". (AZCentral -- News)
Please, Don't Go Feb 19, 2008
Last Monday seven term congressman John Shadegg (R-Az. surprised Republicans by. (Human Events Online)
130 congressional colleagues petition Shadegg to reconsider retirement Feb 17, 2008
John Shadegg to reconsider his retirement. The Arizona Republican, who is allied with the business lobby on taxes, trade and regulatory matters, said Monday that he would not run for re-election this November. (Phoenix Business Journal, AZ)
McCain could resign senate seat... Feb 15, 2008
Phoenix Congressman John Shadegg -- who just announced he was not running for reelection next year -- also could be in the mix. He is a fiscal conservative generally popular with business interests. (The Drudge Report)
Report: Shadegg reconsidering decision not to run for re-election Feb 15, 2008
PHOENIX (AP) - Arizona Congressman John Shadegg announced earlier this week that he wouldn't seek re-election to an eighth term. But a newspaper is reporting tonight that Shedegg may be reconsidering his decision to retire. (KOLD.com, AZ)
Shadegg is asked to stay Feb 15, 2008
John Shadegg to reconsider his decision to retire at the end of his term. Shadegg's office learned of the letter late Thursday and the congressman's Chief of Staff, Sean Noble, said Shadegg could reconsider his decision in the next few days. (AZCentral -- News)
Ex-lawmaker Steve May to seek Shadegg seat Feb 14, 2008
Casey Newton The Arizona Republic Feb. 13, 2008 06:51 PM. Steve May, a former Arizona lawmaker who has advocated for gay rights, will seek the seat being vacated this year Rep. (AZCentral -- News)
Potential candidates crop up for Shadegg seat Feb 13, 2008
John Shadegg as congressman in the 3rd Congressional District. And the campaign of Democrat Bob Lord, who has already raised more than $600,000, says it expects even greater support from the local and national parties now that Shadegg is out of the picture. (AZCentral -- News)
Arizona Rep. Shadegg Not Seeking Re-Election to... Feb 12, 2008
John Shadegg Not Seeking Re-Election to Congress ... John Shadegg, R-Ariz. (Fox News)
Rep. Shadegg won't seek re-election Feb 12, 2008
John Shadegg announced Monday that he will not seek re-election to an eighth term in Congress. Just weeks ago, Shadegg spoke confidently about his ability to win another term from the 3rd Congressional District, and he had raised nearly $500,000 for re-election in the fourth quarter. (AZCentral -- News)
Shadegg Not Seeking Re-Election Feb 12, 2008
WASHINGTON -- Arizona Congressman John Shadegg has announced he won't seek re-election, becoming the latest Republican to step aside before the November elections. Shadegg, who has served in Congress for 1994, said Monday it is time for him to "seek a new challenge in a different venue.". (Newsmax)
Congressional incumbents stock war chests as tough race looms Feb 1, 2008
John Shadegg's is less so, but the seven-term Republican isn't taking any chances in his bid for re-election to the 3rd Congressional District. He was taking notes in 2006 when six-term Republican Congressman J.D. Hayworth was unseated in a surprise upset by Democratic challenger Mitchell. (AZCentral -- News)
Shadegg giving funds back to PAC Jan 24, 2008
John Shadegg said Wednesday that he was refunding $10,000 he received from his political-action committee, while insisting he did nothing wrong ... "It is a shame that it took an FEC complaint to force John Shadegg to return the illegal campaign donations," said Emily Bittner, Arizona Democratic Party spokeswoman. (AZCentral -- News)
Democrats say Shadegg violated law Jan 21, 2008
John Shadegg of using his political-action committee to skirt laws that limit the amount of money donors can give a candidate ... "This is a pure, dishonest Washington political maneuver. Voters are starting to learn this is the kind of behavior to expect from John Shadegg," said Emily Bittner, Arizona Democratic Party spokeswoman ... John Shadegg MOST READ STORIES. (AZCentral -- News)
New Channel 8 news-show host is on the horizon Nov 18, 2007
John Shadegg picked up the Watchdog Award from the Arizona Tax Research Association on Friday. The award recognizes the Republican congressman's fiscal hawkishness. (AZCentral -- News)
Tight races are expected in 3 districts Nov 18, 2007
John Shadegg, R (incumbent) www. johnshadegg. (AZCentral -- News)
Governors to Congress: Back states on climate Nov 15, 2007
John Shadegg, a Republican committee member, questioned Napolitano on several components of a climate-change report produced by a state advisory group last year. He asked why the report did not recommend a greater reliance on hydroelectricity or nuclear energy. (AZCentral -- News)
McCain Calls For End to Independent Ads Nov 13, 2007
John Shadegg, a Republican from McCain's home state of Arizona. Graham and Shadegg are backing McCain's candidacy and South Carolina is one of the early primary states in the presidential nominating contest. (Newsmax)
House overrides Bush veto of water bill that could impact Salt River Nov 8, 2007
Jeff Flake, Trent Franks and John Shadegg were among those voting against the override arguing the water bill was too expensive and lacked fiscal discipline. Bush vetoed the water bill earlier this month also saying it was too costly. (Phoenix Business Journal, AZ)
