The Blue Dogs "Traitors" Democrats Who Are Resisting Barack Obama National Health Plan

Members

Map showing districts represented by members of the Blue Dog Coalition.Jason Altmire (PA-4)
Mike Arcuri (NY-24)
Joe Baca (CA-43)
John Barrow (GA-12)
Melissa Bean (IL-8)
Marion Berry (AR-1)
Sanford Bishop (GA-2)
Dan Boren (OK-2)
Leonard Boswell (IA-3)
Allen Boyd (FL-2)
Bobby Bright (AL-2)
Dennis Cardoza (CA-18)
Christopher Carney (PA-10)
Ben Chandler (KY-6)
Travis Childers (MS-1)
Jim Cooper (TN-5)
Jim Costa (CA-20)
Henry Cuellar (TX-28)
Kathy Dahlkemper (PA-3)
Lincoln Davis (TN-4)
Joe Donnelly (IN-2)
Brad Ellsworth (IN-8)
Gabrielle Giffords (AZ-8)
Bart Gordon (TN-6)
Parker Griffith (AL-5)
Jane Harman (CA-36)
Stephanie Herseth Sandlin (SD-AL), Blue Dog Co-Chair for Administration
Baron Hill (IN-9), Blue Dog Co-Chair for Policy
Tim Holden (PA-17)
Frank Kratovil (MD-1)
Jim Marshall (GA-8)
Jim Matheson (UT-2)
Mike McIntyre (NC-7)
Charlie Melancon (LA-3), Blue Dog Co-Chair for Communications
Mike Michaud (ME-2)
Walt Minnick (ID-1)
Dennis Moore (KS-3)
Patrick Murphy (PA-8)
Glenn Nye (VA-2)
Collin Peterson (MN-7)
Earl Pomeroy (ND-AL)
Mike Ross (AR-4)
John Salazar (CO-3)
Loretta Sanchez (CA-47)
Adam Schiff (CA-29)
David Scott (GA-13)
Heath Shuler (NC-11), Blue Dog Whip
Zack Space (OH-18)
John Tanner (TN-8)
Gene Taylor (MS-4)
Mike Thompson (CA-1)
Charlie Wilson (OH-6)

[edit] Former members
Prominent Blue Dog Coalition members who have left the House or the coalition include:

Brad Carson (OK-2) (retired from the House to run for the Senate in 2004, losing to Republican Tom Coburn)
Gary Condit (CA-18) (defeated by Dennis Cardoza in 2002 Democratic primary)
Bud Cramer (AL-5) (retired from the House in 2009)
Harold Ford Jr. (TN-9) (retired from the House to run for the Senate in 2006, losing to Republican Bob Corker)
Kirsten Gillibrand (NY-20) (appointed to Senate in 2009)
Ralph Hall (TX-4) (became a Republican in 2004 and is still a member of the House)
Nick Lampson (TX-22) (defeated by Republican Pete Olson in 2008)
Bill Lipinski (IL-3) (retired from the House in 2005)
Ken Lucas (KY-4) (retired from the House in 2005)
Tim Mahoney (FL-16) (defeated by Republican Tom Rooney in 2008)
David Minge (MN-2) (defeated by Republican Mark Kennedy in 2000)
Owen Pickett (VA-2) (retired from the House in 2001)
Max Sandlin (TX-1) (defeated by Republican Louie Gohmert following 2003 Texas redistricting)
Charlie Stenholm (TX-17) (defeated by Republican Randy Neugebauer following 2003 Texas redistricting)
Billy Tauzin (LA-3) (became a Republican in 1995)
Jim Turner (TX-2) (retired from House following 2003 Texas redistricting)

[edit] See also
Boll weevil
Congressional Progressive Caucus
Dixiecrat
Libertarian Democrat
New Democrat Coalition
Red Tory
Yellow dog Democrat, a person who will vote for any Democratic candidate
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Blue_Dog_Democrats

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