Which former Oklahoma governor brought the state’s values and priorities to the national level as “king” of the US Senate?

Robert S. Kerr served as Oklahoma’s governor before becoming a U.S. senator. His influence in the Senate earned him the nickname “king,” and he was known for advancing Oklahoma’s interests and priorities nationally. Henry Bellmon and J. Howard Edmondson were also Oklahoma governors, but the description refers to Kerr.

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