Five Democrats in caucus balking on health bill

Pittsburgh Post-Gazette:  The tortuous congressional wrangling over health care reform has enhanced the public profile and the clout of the band of Democratic House moderates known as Blue Dogs.

The coalition, formed in 1994 in the wake of a Republican takeover of the House -- and another attempt at health care overhaul -- was formed by Democrats from the South and is still widely thought of as a Southern phenomenon. But five Pennsylvania Democrats, nearly half of the state's Democratic congressional delegation, are members of the increasingly powerful caucus. Read Article

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