Richard "Dick" Durbin
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Dick Durbin is a Senator from Illinois. He is the Assistant Majority Leader in the Senate.
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Durbin is the Most Liberal Member of the Senate, Not Obama
>> started by ShadowRyu, views since Aug 16, 2008 |
nd_1992 (D) >> Updated 49 days, 33 minutes ago |
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MemberIllinois Democratic Superdelegates
Democratic Superdelegates
This group consists of Democratic Superdelegates from Illinois to the 2008 Democratic National Convention. Illinois has 32 superdelegates in 2008, including 3 "add-on" delegates.
Assistant Majority LeaderSenate
Legislative Branch
The United States Senate is the part of the bicameral Congress outlined in the Constitution. Known as the "Upper House," the legislative body is located in the north wing of the U.S. Capitol Building in Washington, D.C.
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