Does anyone have an honest, confirmed, unimpeachable list of DLC officeholders?

[Stinky The Clown]

I sometimes have to laugh at the use of the term 'DLC'.

It is used much like cudgel to beat up on someone with whom you disagree.

It actually has a meaning. It is an organization with actual members. I think I know who a few of them are. I know their current chair is the now-defeated Harold Ford, Jr.

But who is both a current officeholder and a DLC member?

No drive-by name dropping here ........

Who do you know is, for certain, today, a member of the DLC?

(note ..... I am not a sympathizer of theirs. I have no candidate favorite. I am pro impeachment. I want corporate personhood outlawed)

[seemslikeadream]

1. maybe you can find it here?

http://www.dlc.org/ndol_ka.cfm?kaid=86


From left to right: Harold Ford, Jr. is chairman of the DLC. U.S. Sen. Tom Carper is vice chair of the DLC; U.S. Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton is chair of the DLC's American Dream Initiative; Al From is founder and CEO of the DLC. (Not pictured: Bruce Reed is DLC president; Pennsylvania State Representative Jennifer Mann is chair of the DLC's State Legislative Advisory Board (SLAB); Columbus (OH) Mayor Michael Coleman is chair of the DLC's Local Elected Officials Network(LEON).)

[Stinky The Clown]

4. That list is far smaller than the number who are routinely called DLC here

I've seen that list.

Seems to mew the DLC works hard to hide their membership from the public.

[Totally Committed]

8. That's because they wisely stopped having their membership listed on their website.

The last list I have is from 2005, and subsequent lists have appeared unaltered from that one.



From left to right: Harold Ford, Jr. is chairman of the DLC. U.S. Sen. Tom Carper is vice chair of the DLC; U.S. Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton is chair of the DLC's American Dream Initiative; Al From is founder and CEO of the DLC. (Not pictured: Bruce Reed is DLC president; Pennsylvania State Representative Jennifer Mann is chair of the DLC's State Legislative Advisory Board (SLAB); Columbus (OH) Mayor Michael Coleman is chair of the DLC's Local Elected Officials Network(LEON).)

Here is the 2005 List:

Jim Aldinger, Council Member, Manhattan Beach CA
Patrice Arent, State Senator, UT
David Aronberg, State Senator, FL
Toni Atkins, City Councilmember, San Diego CA
Loranne Ausley, State Representative, FL
Som Baccam, School Board Member, Des Moines IA
Brian Baird, U.S. Representative, WA
Thurbert Baker, State Attorney General, GA
Brenda Barger, Mayor, Watertown, SD
Gonzalo Barrientos, State Senator, TX
Viola Baskerville, State Delegate, VA
Alan C. Bates, State Senator, OR
Max Baucus, U.S. Senator, MT
Evan Bayh, U.S. Senator, IN
Melissa Bean, United States Representative, IL
Ralph Becker, State Representative, UT
James Bennett, City Council, St. Petersberg FL
Shelley Berkley, U.S. Representative, NV
Ethan Berkowitz, House Democratic Leader, AK
Barbara Blanchard, County Legislator, Tompkins County NY
Patrica M. Blevins, State Senator, DE
Marty Block, Community College Trustee, San Diego CA
Alice Borodkin, State Representative, CO
Lisa Boscola, State Senator, PA
Betty Boyd, State Representative, CO
David Braddock, State Representative, OK
Daniel Brady, State Senator, OH
Zach Brandon, City Councilmember, Madison WI
Bob Brink, Delegate, VA
Matt Brown, Secretary of State, RI
Don Brown, Jr., City Councilman, Louisville, CO
Polly Bukta, State Representative, IA
Cruz M. Bustamante, Lieutenant Governor, CA
Robert Butkin, State Treasurer, OK
Thomas Campbell, State Delegate, WV
Jane Campbell, Mayor, Cleveland OH
Roberto Canchola, Superintendent of Schools, Santa Cruz Co., AZ
Maria Cantwell, U.S. Senator, WA
Lois Capps, U.S. Representative, CA
Twanda Carlisle, Council Member, Pittsburgh PA
Russ Carnahan, U.S. Representative, MO
Tom Carper, U.S. Senator, DE
Adolfo Carrion, Borough President, Bronx NY
Terrance D. Carroll, State Representative, CO
Karen R. Carter, State Representative, LA
Ed Case, U.S. Representative, HI
Bill Cegelka, City Council Member, Lexington KY
Ben Chandler, U.S. Representative, KY
Ken Cheuvront, State Senator, AZ
Carol Chumney, Council Member, City of Memphis TN
Paul Clark, Town Supervisor, West Seneca NY
Hillary Clinton, U.S. Senator, NY
Martha Coakley, District Attorney, Middlesex County MA
Mark Cohen, State Representative, PA
Steve Cohn, City Councilmember, Sacramento CA
Michael Coleman, Mayor, Columbus, OH
Fran Coleman, State Representative, CO
Kent Conrad, U.S. Senator, ND
Christopher Coons, Council President, New Castle Co., DE
Roy A. Cooper III, Attorney General, NC
Lou Correa, Supervisor, Orange County CA
Cathy Cox, Secretary of State, GA
Joseph Crowley, U.S. Representative, NY
J. Joseph Curran, State Attorney General, MD
Lou D'Allesandro, State Senator, NH
Ruth Damsker, County Commissioner, Montgomery Co., PA
Swati Dandekar, State Representative, IA
Jim Davis, U.S. Representative, FL
Ray Davis, Registrar, Stafford County VA
Artur Davis, U.S. Representative, AL
Susan Davis, U.S. Representative, CA
Sergio De Leon, Constable, Tarrant County TX
Ryan Deckert, State Senator, OR
Rocky Delgadillo, City Attorney, Los Angeles, CA
Christopher Dodd, U.S. Senator, CT
Byron Dorgan, U.S. Senator, ND
Jim Doyle, Governor, WI
Doug Duncan, County Executive, Montgomery County MD
Joseph Dunn, State Senator, CA
Michael Easley, Governor, NC
Doug Echols, Mayor, Rock Hill SC
W.A. Drew Edmondson, State Attorney General, OK
John Edwards, Senator, NC
Rahm Emanuel, U.S. Representative, IL
Eliot Engel, U.S. Representative, NY
Bob Etheridge, U.S. Representative, NC
Robert Faucheux, State Representative, LA
Dianne Feinstein, U.S. Senator, CA
John Fernandez, Mayor, Bloomington IN
Barry R. Finegold, State Representative, MA
Eric Fingerhut, State Senator, OH
Joan Fitz-Gerald, State Senator, CO
Michael L. Fitzgerald, State Treasurer, IA
Jamie Fleet, City Councilman, Gettysburg PA
Elizabeth G. Flores, Mayor, Laredo, TX
Dean Florez, State Assemblymember, CA
Romanie Foege, State Representative, IA
Harold Ford, Jr. , U.S. Representative, TN
Dan B. Frankel, State Representative, PA
Shirley Franklin, Mayor, Atlanta GA
John A. Fritchey, State Representative, IL
Douglas F. Gansler, State's Attorney for Montgomery Co., MD
Michael Garcia, State Representative, CO
Steven A. Geller, State Senator, FL
Allen Jay Gerson, Council Member, New York City NY
Gabrielle Giffords, State Senator, AZ
Glen D. Gilmore, Mayor, Hamilton NJ
Michael Golden, Borough Council Member, Jenkintown PA
Ron Gonzales, Mayor, San Jose, CA
Charlie Gonzalez, United States Representative, TX
Phil Gordon, Mayor, Phoenix AZ
Ken Gordon, State Senator, CO
Jennifer Granholm, Governor, MI
Darlene Green, City Comptroller, St. Louis, MO
Ron L. Greenstein, State Representative, FL
James S. Gregory, City Councilman, Bethlehem, PA
Wendy Greuel, City Council, Los Angeles CA
Daniel Grimes, City Council, Goshen IN
Peter C. Groff, State Representative, CO
Daniel Grossman, State Senator, CO
Ken Guin, Majority Leader, AL
Bob Hagedorn, State Senator, CO
Karen Hale, State Senator, UT
DeAnna Hanna, State Senator, CO
Jane Harman, U.S. Representative, CA
Jeff Harris, State Representative, MO
Patrick Henry Hays, Mayor, North Little Rock, AR
Martin J. Heft, First Selectman, Chester CT
Robert Henriquez, State Representative, FL
Stephanie Herseth, U.S. Representative, SD
Thomas Hickner, County Executive, Bay County, MI
Brian Higgins, U.S. Representative, NY
Richard Hildreth, Mayor, Pacific WA
Debra Hilstrom, State Representative, MN
Rush Holt, U.S. Representative, NJ
Helen Holton, City Council Member, Baltimore, MD
Darlene Hooley, U.S. Representative, OR
Sam Hoyt, State Assemblymember, NY
Dave Hunt, State Representative, OR
Ross Hunter, State Representative, WA
Geri Huser, State Representative, IA
Daniel W. Hynes, State Comptroller, IL
Jay Inslee, U.S. Representative, WA
Thomas Irvin, Commissioner of Agriculture, GA
Steve Israel, U.S. Representative, NY
Michael Jackson, State Representative, LA
Gilda Z. Jacobs, State Senator, MI
Wendy Jaquet, State House Minority Leader, ID
Nicholas Jellins, Mayor Prom Tem, Menlo Park, CA
Evan Jenkins, State Senator, WV
Douglas Jennings Jr., House Democratic Leader, SC
Tim Johnson, U.S. Senator, SD
Robin Johnson, Alderman, Monmouth IL
Donald Jones, Council Member, Jefferson Parish LA
Patty Judge, Secretary of Agriculture, IA
Charlie Justice, State Representative, FL
Tim Kaine, Lieutenant Governor, VA
Steve Kelley, Senate Majority Whip, MN
Randy Kelly, Mayor, St. Paul, MN
John Kerry, U.S. Senator, MA
Lynn Kessler, State House Democratic Leader, WA
Kwame Kilpatrick, Mayor, Detroit, MI
Ron Kind, U.S. Representative, WI
Victor King, Trustee, Glendale, CA
Herb Kohl, U.S. Senator, WI
Richard Kriseman, City Council Chairman, St. Petersburg, FL
Annie Kuether, State Representative, KS
Rosalind Kurita, State Senator, TN
Eric LaFleur, State Representative, LA
Mary Landrieu, U.S. Senator, LA
Leah Landrum Taylor, Assistant Minority Leader, AZ
Patricia Lantz, State Representative, WA
Rick Larsen, U.S. Representative, WA
John Larson, U.S. Representative, CT
Joe Lieberman, U.S. Senator, CT
Blanche Lincoln, U.S. Senator, AR
David Lindenmuth, Councilman, Woodstown Borough NJ
Duane E. Little, Assessor, Shoshone Co., ID
Alice Madden, State Representative, CO
Louis Magazzu, Freeholder, Cumberland County NJ
Dannel P. Malloy, Mayor, Stamford, CT
Matthew Mangino, District Attorney, Lawrence Co., PA
Jennifer Mann, State Representative, PA
Steve Marchand, City Councilman, Portsmouth NH
Jack Markell, State Treasurer, DE
Lisa Tessier Marrache, State Representative, ME
Rosemary Marshall, State Representative, CO
Barbara Matthews, Assembly Member, Tracy CA
Carolyn McCarthy, U.S. Representative, NY
Kevin McCarthy, State Representative, IA
Kevin McCarthy, State Representative, IL
Kenneth McClintock, State Senator, PR
Bill McConico, State Representative, MI
Matt McCoy, State Senator, IA
Sharon McDonald, Commissioner of Revenue, Norfolk, VA
Mike McIntyre, U.S. Representative, NC
Gregory Meeks, U.S. Representative, NY
Charlie Melancon, United States Representative, LA
Jules Mermelstein, Township Commissioner, Upper Dublin, PA
Dolores Mertz, State Representative, IA
Juanita Millender-McDonald, U.S. Representative, CA
Jonathan Miller, State Treasurer, KY
Tom Miller, Attorney General, IA
Doug Milliken, Treasurer, Centennial CO
Ruth Ann Minner, Governor, DE
Keiffer Mitchell, Jr., City Councilman, Baltimore, MD
Dennis Moore, U.S. Representative, KS
Richard H. Moore, State Treasurer, NC
Richard Moore, State Senator, MA
Jim Moran, U.S. Representative, VA
Karen Morgan, State Representative, UT
John Morrison, State Auditor, MT
Eva Moskowitz, City Council Member, New York City, NY
Keith Mulvihill, Commissioner, Mt. Lebanon PA
Charles A. Murphy, State Representative, MA
Pat Murphy, State Representative, IA
Ed Murray, State Representative, WA
Therese Murray, State Senator, MA
Janet Napolitano, Governor, AZ
Bill Nelson, U.S. Senator, FL
Ben Nelson, U.S. Senator, NE
Gavin C. Newsom, Mayor, San Francisco CA
Michael Nutter, City Councilman, Philadelphia, PA
Martin O'Malley, Mayor, Baltimore, MD
Michael A. O'Pake, State Senator, PA
Marc R. Pacheco, State Senator, MA
Alex Padilla, City Councilman, Los Angeles, CA
Alfred Park, State Representative, NM
Sally Pederson, Lieutenant Governor, IA
William Peduto, City Councilmember, Pittsburgh PA
David Pepper, City Council, Cincinnati OH
Beverly Perdue, Lieutenant Governor, NC
Eddie Perez, Mayor, Hartford CT
Scott Peters, City Councilman, San Diego, CA
Janet Petersen, State Representative, IA
Bart Peterson, Mayor, Indianapolis IN
Gregory Pitoniak, Mayor, Taylor, MI
Jeffrey Plale, State Senator, WI
Tom Plant, State Representative, CO
Charles Potter, Council Member, Wilmington DE
Debra Powell, Mayor, East St. Louis, IL
David Price, U.S. Representative, NC
Mark Pryor, U.S. Senator, AR
Brian Quirk, State Representative, IA
David Ragucci, Mayor, Everett, MA
Aaron Reardon, Snohomish County Executive, WA
Stephen Reed, Mayor, Harrisburg, PA
Ed Rendell, Governor, PA
Ann H. Rest, State Senator, MN
Joe Rice, Mayor, Glendale, CO
Graham Richard, Mayor, Fort Wayne, IN
John Richardson, State Representative, ME
Bill Richardson, Governor, NM
Joe Riley, Mayor, Charleston SC
Andrew Romanoff, State Representative,, CO
T.J. Rooney, State Representative, PA
Samuel Rosenberg, State Delegate, MD
Loretta Sanchez, U.S. Representative, CA
Sharon Sanders Brooks, State Representative, MO
Adam B. Schiff, U.S. Representative, CA
Jefferey Schoenberg, State Senator, IL
Allyson Schwartz, U.S. Representative, PA
Timothy Scott, Council Member, Carlisle Borough PA
David Scott, U.S. Representative, GA
Kathleen Sebelius, Governor, KS
Eugene M. Sellers, Vermillion Parish Engineer, Lafayette, LA
James Shapiro, City Representative, Stamford, CT
Kenneth Shetter, Mayor, Burleson TX
Ron Sims, County Executive, King County, WA
Scott Slifka, Mayor, West Hartford CT
Adam Smith, U.S. Representative, WA
Malcolm A. Smith, State Senator, NY
James Smith, House Democratic Leader, SC
Rod Smith, State Senator, FL
Vic Snyder, United States Representative, AR
Eleanor Sobel, State Representative, FL
Andrew Spano, County Executive, Westchester Co., NY
Carol Spielman, County Board Member, Lake County IL
Eliot Spitzer, State Attorney General, NY
Debbie Stabenow, U.S. Senator, MI
Greg Stanton, City Councilman, Phoenix, AZ
Larry Stone, Assessor, Santa Clara County, CA
Peter Sullivan, State Representative, NH
Harvey D. Tallackson, State Senator, ND
Abel J. Tapia, State Representative, CO
Ellen Tauscher, U.S. Representative, CA
Charleta B. Tavares, City Council Member, Columbus, OH
Mark Taylor, Lieutenant Governor, GA
Michael L. Thurmond, State Labor Commissioner, GA
Lois Tochtrop, State Representative, CO
Charles F. Tooley, Mayor, Billings, MT
Tom Udall, U.S. Representative, NM
John Unger II, State Senator, WV
George Van Til, Surveyor, Lake County IN
Juan Vargas, State Assemblymember, CA
Jennifer Veiga, State Representative, CO
Val Vigil, State Representative, CO
Michael Villarreal, State Representative, TX
Tom Vilsack, Governor, IA
Peter Voros, Mayor, Pittsgrove Township NJ
Lewis J. Wallace, State Representative, CT
Mark Warner, Governor, VA
Steven Warnstadt, State Representative, IA
Jonathan Weinzapfel, State Representative, IN
Jack Weiss, City Council, Los Angeles CA
Peggy M. Welch, State Representative, IN
Kenneth Welch, County Commissioner, Pinnellas County FL
Steve Westly, State Controller, CA
Michael J. Wildes, Mayor, Englewood NJ
Anthony Williams, Mayor, Washington, DC
Earnest Williams, City Councilman, St. Petersburg, FL
Suzanne Williams, State Representative, CO
Constance Williams, State Senator, PA
Sue Windels, State Senator, CO
Philip Wise, State Representative, IA
David Wu, U.S. Representative, OR
Barbara Yamrick, Regional Tranportation District Director, Aurora CO
David Yassky, City Councilmember, Brooklyn NY
Caprice Young, President of the Board of LAUSD, Los Angeles CA




If anyone has a more complete list with a link, please IM me, or post it here, so I can save it to a file.

Thanks!

TC

[SteppingRazor]

2. I can give you two straight away — Hillary Clinton and Tom Carper

Sen. Clinton is chair of the DLC's American Dream Initiative, while Sen. Carper is vice chair of the DLC.

[seemslikeadream]

3. Former chairs

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Democratic_Leadership_Council#Former_chairs
Former chairs
President Bill Clinton (1990 - 1991)
Rep. Dave McCurdy of Oklahoma
Sen. John Breaux of Louisiana
Sen. Sam Nunn of Georgia
Sen. Charles Robb of Virginia
Former House Democratic Leader Rep. Richard Gephardt of Missouri.
Sen. Joseph Lieberman of Connecticut (1995 - 2001)
Sen. Evan Bayh of Indiana (2001 - 2005)
Former Governor Tom Vilsack of Iowa (2005 - 2007)

[Virginia Dare]

6. Lieberman is the only true DINO on that list..

and he's not even a DINO anymore.

[seemslikeadream]

5. New Democrat Movement

I'm not familiar with this website but

http://www.nndb.com/group/269/000093987/

New Democrat Movement
GROUP


The right wing current of the Democratic party, characterized by its neoliberal economic policies, support of Israel, desire to increase defense spending, and links to heavy donors and fundraisers.

Believes that "left-wing" positions are not politically viable. Describes itself as "moderate and pro-growth". Probably responsible for erosion of the Democratic Party's historical labor and minority base due to support of treaties like NAFTA, lack of support for affirmative action and poverty programs, and their siphoning away of campaign funds from minority groups.

At the national level, the movement was founded by the Democratic Leadership Council (501c4 educational non-profit, founded 1984) and includes the House New Democrat Coalition (founded 1997), the Senate New Democrat Coalition (founded 2000), the New Democrat Network PAC (founded 1996), the misnamed Progressive Policy Institute (501c4 think tank, "Bill Clinton's idea mill", founded 1989), and the umbrella funding group The Third Way Foundation (501c3 non-profit, founded 1996).

Since coming to power within the Democratic Party with Bill Clinton's presidency, the New Democrats/DLC have worked towards "essentially the same purpose as the Christian Coalition... to pull a broad political party dramatically to the right" according to John Nichols of The Progressive.

DLC operatives actively worked to sabotage Howard Dean's candidacy for the US Presidency in 2004, claiming that the "far-left" Democrat was wrong to attack George W. Bush's tax cuts and national security policies.

Corporate contributors to the DLC and New Democratic Network include Bank One, Citigroup, Dow Chemical, DuPont, General Electric, Health Insurance Corporation of America, Merrill Lynch, Microsoft, Philip Morris, RJR Nabisco, Chevron, Prudential Foundation, Amoco Foundation, AT&T, Morgan Stanley, Occidental Petroleum, Raytheon, and many other Fortune 500 companies.

The New Democrat Movement is sometimes referred to as the Dixiecrat movement due to the DLC's origination in the southern states, their desire to get rid of affirmative action, and their membership's overwhelming whiteness.

" shift the primary focus from racism, the traditional enemy without, to self-defeating patterns of behavior " --Chuck Robb, 2nd DLC Chairman, Governor & Senator of the Great State of Virginia, White Man, 1986.

"I'm from the democratic wing of the Democrat Party" --Paul Wellstone, progressive Democrat, criticizing the New Democrat Movement.

"Democrats for the Leadership Class" --Jesse Jackson, progressive black Democrat, describing the DLC.

Official Website:
http://www.ndol.org

Name Occupation Birth Death Known for
Brian Baird Politician 7-Mar-1956 Congressman, Washington 3rd
Max Baucus Politician 11-Dec-1941 US Senator from Montana
Evan Bayh Politician 26-Dec-1955 US Senator from Indiana
Shelley Berkley Politician 20-Jan-1951 Congresswoman, Nevada 1st
John Breaux Politician 1-Mar-1944 US Senator from Louisiana, 1987-2005
Maria Cantwell Politician 13-Oct-1958 US Senator from Washington
Lois Capps Politician 10-Jan-1938 Congresswoman, California 23rd
Russ Carnahan Politician 10-Jul-1958 Congressman, Missouri 3rd
Thomas Carper Politician 23-Jan-1947 US Senator from Delaware
Ed Case Politician 27-Sep-1952 Congressman, Hawaii 2nd
Ben Chandler Politician 12-Sep-1959 Congressman, Kentucky 6th
Bill Clinton Head of State 19-Aug-1946 42nd US President, 1993-2001
Hillary Clinton First Lady 26-Oct-1947 US Senator from New York
Kent Conrad Politician 12-Mar-1948 US Senator from North Dakota
Bud Cramer Politician 22-Aug-1947 Congressman, Alabama 5th
Joseph Crowley Politician 16-Mar-1962 Congressman, New York 7th
Artur Davis Politician 9-Apr-1967 Congressman, Alabama 7th
Jim Davis Politician 11-Oct-1957 Congressman, Florida 11th
Susan Davis Politician 13-Apr-1944 Congresswoman, California 53rd
Cal Dooley Politician 11-Jan-1954 Congressman from California, 1991-2005
Byron Dorgan Politician 14-May-1942 US Senator from North Dakota
John Edwards Politician 10-Jun-1953 2004 Vice Presidential candidate
Rahm Emanuel Politician 29-Nov-1959 Congressman, Illinois 5th
Eliot Engel Politician 18-Feb-1947 Congressman, New York 17th
Bob Etheridge Politician 7-Aug-1941 Congressman, North Carolina 2nd
Dianne Feinstein Politician 22-Jun-1933 US Senator from California
Harold Ford Politician 11-May-1970 Congressman from Tennessee, 1997-07
Dick Gephardt Politician 31-Jan-1941 Congressman from Missouri, 1977-2005
Al Gore Politician 31-Mar-1948 US Vice President under Clinton
Bob Graham Politician 9-Nov-1936 US Senator from Florida
Jane Harman Politician 28-Jun-1945 Congresswoman, California 36th
Stephanie Herseth Politician 3-Dec-1970 Congresswoman, South Dakota
Brian Higgins Politician 6-Oct-1959 Congressman, New York 27th
Rush Holt Politician 15-Oct-1948 Congressman, New Jersey 12th
Darlene Hooley Politician 4-Apr-1939 Congresswoman, Oregon 5th
Jay Inslee Politician 9-Feb-1951 Congressman, Washington 1st
Steve Israel Politician 30-May-1958 Congressman, New York 2nd
Tim Johnson Politician 28-Dec-1946 US Senator from South Dakota
Bob Kerrey Politician 27-Aug-1943 Governor and Senator from Nebraska
John Kerry Politician 11-Dec-1943 US Senator from Massachusetts
Ron Kind Politician 16-Mar-1963 Congressman, Wisconsin 3rd
Herb Kohl Politician 7-Feb-1935 US Senator from Wisconsin
Mary Landrieu Politician 23-Nov-1955 US Senator from Louisiana
Rick Larsen Politician 15-Jun-1965 Congressman, Washington 2nd
John Larson Politician 22-Jul-1948 Congressman, Connecticut 1st
Joseph Lieberman Politician 24-Feb-1942 US Senator from Connecticut
Blanche Lincoln Politician 30-Sep-1960 US Senator from Arkansas
Zoe Lofgren Politician 21-Dec-1947 Congresswoman, California 16th 1995-
Terry McAuliffe Politician 1957 Clinton's Chairman of the DNC
Carolyn McCarthy Politician 5-Jan-1944 Congresswoman, New York 4th
Mike McIntyre Politician 6-Aug-1956 Congressman, North Carolina 7th
Mack McLarty Government 1946 Clinton's Chief of Staff
Gregory Meeks Politician 25-Sep-1953 Congressman, New York 6th
Juanita Millender-McDonald Politician 7-Sep-1938 22-Apr-2007 Congresswoman from California, 1996-2007
Dennis Moore Politician 8-Nov-1945 Congressman, Kansas 3rd
Jim Moran Politician 16-May-1945 Congressman, Virginia 8th
Ben Nelson Politician 17-May-1941 US Senator from Nebraska
Bill Nelson Politician 29-Sep-1942 US Senator from Florida
Gavin Newsom Politician 10-Oct-1967 Mayor of San Francisco
Sam Nunn Politician 8-Sep-1938 US Senator from Georgia, 1972-97
David Price Politician 17-Aug-1940 Congressman, North Carolina 4th
Mark Pryor Politician 10-Jan-1963 US Senator from Arkansas
Chuck Robb Politician 26-Jun-1939 US Senator from Virginia, 1989-2001
Timothy J. Roemer Politician 30-Oct-1956 9-11 Commission member
Loretta Sanchez Politician 7-Jan-1960 Congresswoman, California 47th
Adam Schiff Politician 22-Jun-1960 Congressman, California 29th
Allyson Schwartz Politician 3-Oct-1948 Congresswoman, Pennsylvania 13th
David Scott Politician 27-Jun-1946 Congressman, Georgia 13th
Adam Smith Politician 15-Jun-1965 Congressman, Washington 9th
Debbie Stabenow Politician 29-Apr-1950 US Senator from Michigan
John Tanner Politician 22-Sep-1944 Congressman, Tennessee 8th
Ellen Tauscher Politician 15-Nov-1951 Congresswoman, California 10th
Tom Udall Politician 18-May-1948 Congressman, New Mexico 3rd
Anthony A. Williams Politician 28-Jul-1951 Mayor of Washington, DC 1999-
David Wu Politician 8-Apr-1955 Congressman, Oregon 1st

[madfloridian]

7. Here is a list of the current House New Dem Coalition.

http://journals.democraticunderground.com:80/madfloridian/738

Included are the Blue Dogs as well. There is a link to the freshmen ones as well.

It is almost impossible for me to find the Senate names. They took the list off the website. However most of them are.