Laxalt Moves Beyond Title as Reagan's Closest Ally
Sen. Paul Laxalt, though without a formal post, emerges as Reagan's key link to Congress and confidant. He says he will act as the president’s eyes and ears on Capitol Hill while preserving his independence and Senate seat. He may influence leadership dynamics with Baker as potential majority leader.
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Sunbelt Gains Offset Southern Losses in Senate Shifts
Sunbelt gains may offset Southern losses as 1981 Senate lines shift with West influence rising. Western chairmanships and a Reagan-era push for local control reshape committees, while Georgia officials predict broader state autonomy and continued Black programs scrutiny.
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