Synonyms for majority leader
ma·jor·i·ty lead·er

Princeton's WordNet

1. majority leadernoun

   leader of the majority party in a legislature

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1. Jerry Nadler:

   The Constitution prescribes a special oath for the senators when Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer sit as a trial in impeachment. They have to pledge to do impartial justice, and here you have the majority leader of the Senate, in effect, the foreman of the jury, saying they're going to work hand and glove with the defense attorney, now, that's a violation of the oath they're about to take, and it's a complete subversion of the constitutional scheme.

2. William Knowland:

   I have the responsibilities of being the majority leader in this body without having a majority.

3. James Comey:

   To their everlasting shame, the leaders --( Senate Majority Leader Mitch) McConnell,( House Judiciary CommitteeHours Speaker Paul) Ryan -- refused, i think they're going to have a hard time explaining that to history.

4. Lindsey Graham:

   While I'm glad the majority leader believes Leader McConnell would be Leader McConnell, it's a mistake not to pass legislation to protect the investigation, we ought to head off a constitutional crisis at the pass, rather than waiting until it's too late. ... I hope Senate Judiciary Committee moves forward with a bill, and that members of Senator McConnell's caucus push Senator McConnell to reconsider.

5. Minority Leader Chuck Schumer:

   We have the right to do it, We are going to do it and we are going to do it at the beginning on Tuesday if Senate Majority Leader Mitch doesn't call for these witnesses in Senate Majority Leader Mitch proposal, we're allowed to amend it, and ask for them. I am allowed to amend it -- and then if they say well let's wait and hear the arguments we'll want a vote after they hear the arguments as well and we will do everything we can to force votes again.