What is the main reason so many Great Society programs became law during the Johnson presidency?

The Democrats held large majorities in Congress during Lyndon B. Johnson’s presidency, giving them the votes to pass many of his Great Society proposals. A congressional supermajority made it easier to enact major legislation; it was not mainly due to Johnson’s teaching background or an Eastern intellectual image. Republicans did not control Congress with a supermajority.

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