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KindShowingImportancePrizesTopicSenate Majority Leadership
Claims about the powers, practices, and historical exercise of the Senate majority leader's role. Excludes leadership roles in other legislative chambers and Senate leadership unrelated to the majority leader.
Mike Mansfield exercised substantially less control over the Senate as majority leader than Lyndon Johnson did.
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