Senate Majority Whip
Definition
A Senator who helps gather votes on major issues for their political party. They ensure discipline within their ranks when it comes to voting along party lines.
Analogy
Imagine them as an orchestra conductor. Their job is not just about keeping everyone playing at once; it's about making sure every section comes together to create harmony - that's what whips do with votes!
Related terms
Party Lines Voting: When politicians vote based on their political party’s policies rather than using independent judgment.
Caucus: A meeting of members of a political party to decide on policy or to choose representatives for key positions.
Bipartisanship: Agreement or cooperation between two political parties that usually oppose each other's policies.
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