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Senator Harry Reid Fought “The Good Fight” And Made The Country A Better Place - The Seattle Medium

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As Senate Majority Leader during President Obama’s first term, Reid fought tirelessly for his legislative agenda, beginning with the American Reinvestment and Recovery Act, widely credited with averting a depression.

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