Johnsons Senate mastery shaped power and fate
Lyndon Johnson built a dominant Senate leadership, shaping votes and committee control, while leveraging intelligence networks and brinkmanship to advance civil rights and policy. He moved from Senate power to the vice presidency, fueling Kennedy’s 1960 victory and leaving a lasting political legacy.
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