The tutor-senator insists that the Democrats' road back to majority power must begin with patient, dainty steps.

And like some others who have lost majority power, he is mostly philosophical about it.

Until 2010 the Democratic Party of Maryland held majority power at the County level.

Changing the rules by raw majority power would rip the fabric of Senate life.

It is a blatant abuse of the Republican Party's - a majority power in the Congress.

Not enough - they certainly don't hold majority power - but they exist.

In one scenario, groups use majority power or other forms of force to exact preferment for themselves.

As such, the insertion of the language represents an unapologetic abuse of majority power.

Organization participants with majority power must be persuaded that they would be significantly better off if a change occurred.

Not only has one party held majority power too long, but the politicians have also served too long.