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One day last summer he was talking about the job of majority leader.

From 1951 to 1953, he was the House majority leader.

He was then House majority leader from 1911 to 1915.

And if you were to do that, being majority leader will certainly help.

He was the majority leader of this body in 1965-1966.

He rose to become the House majority leader in 1971.

He served as the house majority leader for two terms.

He was the majority leader during his last six years in the Senate.

You ask what the House majority leader is afraid of.

Chief among them is the race for Senate majority leader.

The new majority leader is already meeting each day with a message team.

She was an assistant majority leader of the House from 1989 to 1991.

There he served two terms, including one as majority leader.

He rose quickly to the position of Senate majority leader.

Diana held the position of majority leader for six years.

The former Senate majority leader began working on his address four months ago.

Of course, I was able to be elected majority leader after seven and a half years.

This is one reason why he has been such a successful majority leader and chief of staff.

In any case, he is stepping down as majority leader next year.

The majority leader has left off an important part of the equation.

He seemed to address the issue as both a medical doctor and a Republican majority leader.

Earlier in the day he described the event as an important show of support for the majority leader.

Clearly the majority leader has every right to hold us around the clock, but I'd like to make two points.

That's not to say we mind the gifts the president and the majority leader bring with them.

Hey, is that my good friend, the Senate majority leader?