On Twitter, I asked this morning, “Does anyone doubt that if the Keystone Pipeline ran through must-win swing states for Obama, he would have instantly approved?”

The NRCC is going after Democrats like Ohio Rep. Betty Sutton , arguing that by supporting Obama’s hesitation on the Keystone XL Pipeline, he is betraying “labor unions like the teamsters and segments of the AFL –CIO.

Announcer: Remember when President Obama said this about passing new jobs legislation?

Obama: We can no longer wait.

Announcer: But now it’s President Obama who wants to wait, to create up to 130,000 jobs with the Keystone pipeline bringing oil from Canada to the US.Announcer: If Washington does it Obama’s way that oil and those jobs will go to China. Congress has a chance to pass the pipeline jobs law before Christmas. The law has support of labor unions like the teamsters and segments of the AFL –CIO. But Betty Sutton is on the fence. Tell Sutton to support new jobs instead of supporting Obama.

Ads and robocalls will run in the districts of Reps. Betty Sutton (D-Ohio), Collin Peterson (D-Minn.), Nick Rahall (D-W.Va.), Jason Altmire (D-Pa.) and Mark Critz (D-Pa.). 

We now know where the DCCC is slated to spend their money on their first and second waves of advertising.

Here’s the full list of Democratic incumbents who the DCCC plans run ads in support of: Alabama Rep. Bobby Bright; Arizona Reps. Ann Kirkpatrick, Harry Mitchell, and Gabrielle Giffords; California Rep. Jerry McNerney; Colorado Rep. Betsy Markey; Florida Reps. Allen Boyd and Suzanne Kosmas; Iowa Rep. Leonard Boswell; Illinois Reps. Debbie Halvorson and Bill Foster; Indiana Rep. Joe Donnelly; Missouri Rep. Ike Skelton; Michigan Rep. Mark Schauer, Mississippi Rep. Travis Childers; North Carolina Rep. Larry Kissell; North Dakota Rep. Earl Pomeroy; New Mexico Rep. Harry Teague; Nevada Rep. Dina Titus; New York Reps. Bill Owens and Michael Arcuri; Ohio Reps. Steve Driehaus, Mary Jo Kilroy and John Boccieri; Pennsylvania Reps. Kathy Dahlkemper, Chris Carney, Paul Kanjorski and Mark Critz; South Carolina Rep. John Spratt; South Dakota Rep. Stephanie Herseth Sandlin; Texas Reps. Chet Edwards and Ciro Rodriguez; Virginia Reps. Tom Perriello, Glenn Nye and Gerry Connolly; and Wisconsin Rep. Steve Kagen.

I went through my previous list of 99 to see who was not on the DCCC’s “help” list. (There are a few I would drop, like Frank Pallone in New Jersey and Dan Maffei of New York, barring some dramatic developments.) A lot, but not all, of these Democratic incumbents enjoy a healthy financial advantage over their GOP challengers. Among the names I’m most surprised to not see on the DCCC list: Frank Kratovil and Baron Hill.

Not on the list:

1. Mike Ross, Arkansas
2. Loretta Sanchez, California
3. Bob Filner, California
4. John Salazar, Colorado
5. Ed Perlmutter, Colorado
6. Jim Himes, Connecticut
7. Chris Murphy, Connecticut
8. Ron Klein, Florida
9. Alan Grayson, Florida
10. John Barrow, Georgia
11. Jim Marshall, Georgia
12. Melissa Bean, Illinois
13. Phil Hare, Illinois
14. Baron Hill, Indiana
15. Dave Loebsack, Iowa
16. Leonard Boswell, Iowa
17. Ben Chandler, Kentucky
18. Frank Kratovil, Maryland
19. Mark Schauer, Michigan
20. Gary Peters, Michigan
21. Gene Taylor, Mississippi
22. Shelley Berkeley, Nevada
23. Carol Shea-Porter, New Hampshire
24. John Adler, New Jersey
25. Rush Holt, New Jersey
26. Martin Heinrich, New Mexico
27. John Hall, New York
28. Bill Owens, New York
29. Mike McMahon, New York
30. Tim Bishop, New York
31. Mike McIntrye, North Carolina
32. Heath Shuler, North Carolina
33. Charlie Wilson, Ohio
34. Betty Sutton, Ohio
35. Dan Boren, Oklahoma
36. Kurt Schrader, Oregon
37. David Wu, Oregon
38. Jason Altmire, Pennsylvania
39. Patrick Murphy, Pennsylvania
40. Tim Holden, Pennsylvania
41. Lincoln Davis, Tennessee
42. Jim Matheson, Utah
43. Rick Boucher, Virginia

* The linked list from Politico is not complete, despite its claim; Betty Sutton of Ohio is indeed on the DCCC list, as is Zach Space. I originally thought she was a surprising omission. Thanks, Politico. This explains how Walt Minnick was on the list yesterday and wasn’t on the Politico list today.