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Ronald Jackson "Jack" Moseley was the Senate Majority Leader in early 2003. He criticized the Bartlet Administration in January 2003 after they attempted to pass a $17 Billion Foreign Aid Bill. He was quoted as saying "We're throwing money halfway across the world." (Guns Not Butter) It is unknown if Moseley was the unnamed Senate Leader (played by Bruce Weitz) that appeared in Mandatory Minimums, or if he succeeded him.

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rdfs:label	Jack Moseley
rdfs:comment	Ronald Jackson "Jack" Moseley was the Senate Majority Leader in early 2003. He criticized the Bartlet Administration in January 2003 after they attempted to pass a $17 Billion Foreign Aid Bill. He was quoted as saying "We're throwing money halfway across the world." (Guns Not Butter) It is unknown if Moseley was the unnamed Senate Leader (played by Bruce Weitz) that appeared in Mandatory Minimums, or if he succeeded him.
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Title	Senate Majority Leader
Before	John Hoynes
After	Robert Royce
Current	2003(xsd:integer)
abstract	Ronald Jackson "Jack" Moseley was the Senate Majority Leader in early 2003. He criticized the Bartlet Administration in January 2003 after they attempted to pass a $17 Billion Foreign Aid Bill. He was quoted as saying "We're throwing money halfway across the world." (Guns Not Butter) It is unknown if Moseley was the unnamed Senate Leader (played by Bruce Weitz) that appeared in Mandatory Minimums, or if he succeeded him.

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