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DaniilM [7]
3 years ago
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Which former Oklahoma governor brought the state’s values and priorities to the national level as “king” of the US Senate?

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sashaice [31]3 years ago
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The Oklahoma governor that brought the state's values and priorities to the national level as "king" of the US Senate was (c.) Robert S. Kerr.

Robert S. Kerr was the 12th Governor of Oklahoma and he was elected as a United States Senator three times. Moreover, he was part of the Democratic Party. After he died in 1963, <u>Kerr started to be called 'the Uncrowned King of the Senate' for his ability to work hard</u> and to stay persistent when it came to achieve his main goals <u>and also for his commitment to bring Oklahoma's values to the national level.</u>

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