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... majority party . Intraparty differences are ironed out in caucus , and the candidate is agreed upon before each new Congress opens . Second most desirable is the majority floor leadership . Often a greater contest for this post develops ...
... majority party . Intraparty differences are ironed out in caucus , and the candidate is agreed upon before each new Congress opens . Second most desirable is the majority floor leadership . Often a greater contest for this post develops ...
Page 227
... majority of its members is unsympathet- ic to the President's legislative program , however , the committee's influence is just the opposite . During the Truman and Eisenhower administrations the latter condition generally prevailed . A ...
... majority of its members is unsympathet- ic to the President's legislative program , however , the committee's influence is just the opposite . During the Truman and Eisenhower administrations the latter condition generally prevailed . A ...
Page 333
... majority and dissent- ing opinions are usually written . Often one justice or more than one agrees with the conclusion reached in the majority or the dissenting opinion but for different rea- sons , in which case concurring opinions may ...
... majority and dissent- ing opinions are usually written . Often one justice or more than one agrees with the conclusion reached in the majority or the dissenting opinion but for different rea- sons , in which case concurring opinions may ...
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