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The "battle" between the US Senate and the US president has always been a part of the US's political system. It remains so today in 2016. However, from 1871 to 1898, the Senate exercised its Constitutional powers in the realm of foreign affairs, perhaps in no before or after that period of time. During that long time period the Senate pursued a policy of rewriting, amending and rejecting treaties. No important treaty was passed on during that period of time.

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