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Master of the Senate

by Robert A. Caro

Caro's third volume: Johnson transforms the Senate and passes the 1957 civil rights act, by every means. The greatest study of legislative power ever written.

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Three things you will actually use

  1. Count the votes.
  2. Know every person's need.
  3. Institutions bend to those who study them.

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Power in the Senate.

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