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Congressman Santos masterminds a plot to vote down Republican legislation in the House that would de-fund the President's program for [[stem cell]] research. A group of middle school children who are part of the Future Leaders for Democracy visit the White House and seek out Toby to discuss the voting age. Kate has to deal with an impending invasion of Canada. |
Congressman Santos masterminds a plot to vote down Republican legislation in the House that would de-fund the President's program for [[stem cell]] research. A group of middle school children who are part of the Future Leaders for Democracy visit the White House and seek out Toby to discuss the voting age. Kate has to deal with an impending invasion of Canada.President Bartlet is less than happy to be meeting with his old rival from Japan, with whom he shared the Nobel prize. |
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"A Good Day" is episode 127 of The West Wing. This episode was said to have played a hand in defeating Tony Blair's government in the British House of Commons on January 31, 2006, in what became known as the "West Wing Plot".[1] The plan was allegedly hatched after a Conservative Member of Parliament watched the episode.
Plot summary
Congressman Santos masterminds a plot to vote down Republican legislation in the House that would de-fund the President's program for stem cell research. A group of middle school children who are part of the Future Leaders for Democracy visit the White House and seek out Toby to discuss the voting age. Kate has to deal with an impending invasion of Canada.President Bartlet is less than happy to be meeting with his old rival from Japan, with whom he shared the Nobel prize.
References
- ^ "West Wing Plot" The Daily Telegraph. 2 February 2006.
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