I think this bit of news is useful for the target list, if not for the potential impact of Gary Bauer and the Campaign for Working Families:

Gary L. Bauer, Chairman of Campaign for Working Families, one of Americaโ€™s leading pro-family, pro-life, pro-free enterprise political action committees, announced Monday that CWF is targeting 22 Democrat House Districts and three Democrat Senate seats.
โ€œThe American people did not get change they could believe in,โ€ said the former presidential candidate. โ€œThey got massive tax increases, gluttonous expansion of the federal government and unprecedented takeovers of business and industry. The Democratsโ€™ assault against the ideals of smaller government, free enterprise and traditional values must end. Campaign for Working Families is prepared to commit $2 million to restore balance and common sense to Congress.โ€
The CWF targets are:
Senate โ€“ Arkansas (Lincoln), Nevada (Reid), Pennsylvania (Specter).
House โ€“AR-1 (OPEN), AR-2 (OPEN), AZ-1 (Kirkpatrick), AZ-5 (Mitchell), AZ-8 (Giffords), CO-4 (Markey), FL-24 (Kosmas), ID-1 (Minnick), IN-8 (OPEN), IN-9 (Hill), LA-3 (OPEN), MD-1 (Kratovil), MI-1 (OPEN), MI-7 (Schauer), ND-AL (Pomeroy), NM-2 (Teague), OH-1 (Driehaus), PA-3 (Dahlkemper), TN-6 (OPEN), TN-8 (OPEN), VA-5 (Perriello), WV-1 (Mollohan).

Thereโ€™s nothing wrong with this target list, but I would note that most groupsโ€™ selection of competitve House and Senate target lists overlap overwhelmingly. Sometimes activist groups look like kindergarteners playing soccer; you wish they would spread out a little. I put about 80 open or Democratic-held House seats on my โ€œin-playโ€ listโ€ฆ