Stop Shuler

Well, that was fun. With Shuler not only elected to Congress, but also re-elected, I have no plans to update this site again. However, I do own recallshuler.com, so I reserve the right to change my mind. If you want to continue to read about my continued obsession with the mid-90’s Redskins, you can catch [...]

Some things you just can't make up.

Back in January, we reported
that Heath Shuler would be playing in RFK for the Congressional
baseball game, a completely appalling situation that was only slightly
rectified by the fact that we got a funny quote in Roll Call. As the
game got closer, there were numerous reports about how the Democrats had [...]

We kinda figured that as of November 8, our work was done. But Shuler keeps rearing his draft-bust head.

First, some good news when we found out that his office is on the fifth floor of the four-floor Cannon building (Ex-Redskin Shuler again an outsider in Washington – The Washington Times).
Things went down hill as we [...]

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Let’s start off by saying that we don’t like the New York Times. We don’t like it mostly because of the New Yorkers we know — who love to talk about how great the Times is, how they can’t get any decent bagels in this town, and that Eli Manning is the second coming of [...]

The popular sports blog Deadspin discovered StopShuler.com today, so a lot of you probably just discovered us as well. Welcome.
One thing we noticed from our referrers — did the Hotline do something about the site? We’re not important enough to have a subscription, so we would appreciate it if one of our Hill colleagues could [...]

Like Heath Shuler and his bid for Congress, the StopShuler.com site is making it official. In the coming months, look for personal recollections on the Shuler Era in Washington, up to the moment news on Shuler’s campaign, and maybe some generic whining about Norv Turner thrown in for good measure.
You can read the post about [...]

It is interesting to see when people gloss over how awful Shuler was as an NFL quarterback. For example, this article makes the ridiculous statement that “his NFL days were short-lived because of a foot injury.” No, his NFL days were short-lived because he wasn’t any good. The foot injury just made it official.
His bio [...]

ESPN places Heath below the Clippers, but above Jordan trying to play baseball. Fan voting moved him up to #15.
Please note that there are no people elected to Congress on this list.
http://sports.espn.go.com/espn/espn25/story?page=listranker/25biggestflops