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Mystery:Why is the Senate More Liberal than the House?
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''Why'' is the Senate more [[liberal]] than the House? Reasons include:
''Why'' is the Senate more [[liberal]] than the House? Reasons include:
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*Natural changes in voting patterns. Over the past 154 years of the Senate, the Senate has been a Republican institution 53% of the time.
*Senate elections are statewide, and thus are more easily influenced by [[liberal]] media organizations than local House elections are.
*Senate elections are statewide, and thus are more easily influenced by [[liberal]] media organizations than local House elections are.
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