The heads of Campaign for America's Future and USAction argued on a press call this morning that moderate Blue Dogs in the House and a moderate Senate group led by Sen. Evan Bayh, D-Ind., are listening too much to business lobbyists.

"It's important they hear from their constituents, not just their contributors," Campaign for America's Future co-director Robert Borosage said.

William McNary, president of USAction, said the group's members will urge lawmakers to "stand up to the special interests."

Conservative and moderate Democrats argue they are representing their moderate and conservative states and districts in pushing for changes to Obama's proposals, but the effort shows Democrats in the middle will be taking fire from both sides in the coming years.

                                                                                           --Brian Friel

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