No, you basically only control the order of transactions: https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/Weaknesses#Attacker_has_a_lot_of_...
I'm not saying that when this would happen it would be a good day for Bitcoin by the way.
In theory, given enough time (a very long time), someone able to maintain 50.0000001% of hashing power could eventually rewrite the entire blockchain after the genesis block.
The time to crush the other fork depends on how much hashing power you have. With 60% you will generate 60 more blocks in a day that the other fork, in average. With a 51% you will generate 6 more blocks per day. With a 50.1% you will generate only 1/2 extra block per day, so you need a few days to win.