Congressional center aisle caucus

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The Congressional Center Aisle Caucus is a group in the United States Congress who has a strong interest in promoting civility of Congress and change the atmosphere in which Congress works. They aim at bringing the two political parties together to work toward creating a "gray area" where tough decisions can be worked out.

The Congressional Center Aisle Caucus is bipartisan.

Contents 1 Executive Board Members 2 Associate Members 3 Senators 4 Other Supporters 5 See also 6 External links

[edit] Executive Board Members

• Steve Israel (NY-2), Democrat
• Tim Johnson (IL-15), Republican

[edit] Associate Members

[edit] Senators

[edit] Other Supporters

• Former Speaker of the House Tom Foley, Democrat
• Former House Majority Leader Bob Michel, Republican

[edit] See also

[edit] External links

• Broder, David S. (2005). 'Center Aisle' Civility". Washington Post