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"Message of the Week" The West Wing episode Episode no. Season 7
Episode 135Directed by Christopher Misiano Written by Lawrence O'Donnell, Jr. Production code 2T6203 Original air date October 9, 2005 Guest stars Season 7 episodes September 25, 2005 – May 14, 2006 - The Ticket
- The Mommy Problem
- Message of the Week
- Mr. Frost
- Here Today
- The Al Smith Dinner
- The Debate
- Undecideds
- The Wedding
- Running Mates
- Internal Displacement
- Duck and Cover
- The Cold
- Two Weeks Out
- Welcome to Wherever You Are
- Election Day Part I
- Election Day Part II
- Requiem
- Transition
- The Last Hurrah
- Institutional Memory
- Tomorrow
List of The West Wing episodes "Message of the Week" is episode 135 of The West Wing.
Plot
It's three weeks into the presidential campaign and Vinick meets with Frost out on the trail. Santos pulls a stunt which leads to higher approval ratings and jolts the Vinick camp. Vinick and Santos try to kick each other politically while they focus on their messages of the week.
Notes
In the episode, Vinick attempts to wedge Santos into flip-flopping on an issue (the Central American Free Trade Agreement) that Santos had voted for in committee, but against on the House floor, prompting Santos to tell a reporter "I voted for CAFTA before I voted against it." This is a reference to the 2004 Presidential Race in the US, where Senator John Kerry gave almost the same quotation regarding the Second Gulf War, which is considered a major factor in his eventual loss to George W. Bush.
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The West Wing Main Characters Recurring Characters - Oliver Babish
- Elizabeth Bartlet
- Ellie Bartlet
- Zoey Bartlet
- Danny Concannon
- Ed and Larry
- Debbie Fiderer
- Percy Fitzwallace
- Amy Gardner
- Bruno Gianelli
- Jeff Haffley
- Ainsley Hayes
- John Hoynes
- Dolores Landingham
- Joey Lucas
- Nancy McNally
- Mallory O'Brien
- Bob Russell
- Helen Santos
- Andrea Wyatt
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