Webster Institute Calls Forward "The Moderate Caucus"

PRLog (Press Release) - Oct. 29, 2011 - The Webster Institute, a United States policy and strategy development consortia based around the pragmatic, moderate approach, released a list recently of what it calls, "The Moderate Caucus." The list includes well known centrists as well as swing voting mavericks  within the United States legislative bodies.

The Moderate Caucus has already generated significant buzz on twitter and the Webster Institute hopes that those selected will treat their membership like a badge of honor. Noteable "moderate" senators not present in the caucus include Ben Nelson, Joe Lieberman; the Institute feels these individuals are "corporatists" and not moderates worthy of inclusion.

The caucus list can be found one the Institute's website here:
http://www.thewebsterinstitute.com/2011/10/23/the-2011-mo...

The caucus list was originally released on Oct. 23rd and updated on the 25th to include Representatives Jim Cooper and Frank Wolf. Quite interestingly, the list of moderate representatives is shorter than that for their senatorial compatriots.