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Klein’s Goal: Deputy Majority Leader

February
28

Sen. Jeff Klein, D-Bronx, said this week that he has no interest in being Senate majority leader if Democrats take control of the Senate after this November’s election.

There has been speculation around the Capitol that Klein, who represents portions of Westchester County, would be a top candidate to be majority leader if Democrats win the chamber.

Yet Klein urged that he supports current Minority Leader Malcolm Smith of Queens for the top spot. He alleged that Republicans are trying to create dissension among Democrats by suggesting he’d overtake Smith.

“I am not a candidate for Democratic leader,” Klein said. “I am hopeful that I’ll be deputy majority leader. And as of this election, it is very likely. I support Malcolm overwhelmingly.”

This entry was posted on Thursday, February 28th, 2008 at 4:41 pm by Joseph Spector.
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3 Responses to “Klein’s Goal: Deputy Majority Leader”

  1. ed

    Can one person support someone or something overwhelmingly?

  2. From Westchester

    It is a metaphor.

  3. ed

    Thanks. I thought it was an adverb.

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