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...those who are totally out of the loop, "West Wing" is an hour-long drama that focuses on the trials and tribulations of fictional President Josiah Bartlet and his quirky, intense Oval Office staff. It premiered last year on NBC and--despite a slow start--proved to be a break-out hit for the network, snagging nine Emmys...
...dueled on the surplus, on foreign policy, on the environment and guns and hate and Washington and Texas. Tonight, a national television audience will get to see how Gore and Bush, as president, might go about dealing with tragedy, and thus be measured against the present occupier of the Oval Office, someone who is a master of this particular...
...Iraqi A-Team factor. Dick Cheney at the White House, Colin Powell at the State Department, and former President George Bush on the phone to his son in the Oval Office may seem a more reassuring bet in such a crisis than the continuation of an outfit that failed to prepare for this day and was relentlessly bamboozled by Yasser Arafat, the man responsible, more than any other, for the dangerous mess...
...tagline for The Contender reads, "Sometimes you can assassinate a leader without firing a shot." President Clinton may not have fired a gun and he may not have crushed an aspiring politician, but he did disgrace the nation and, frankly, massacre the virtue and the dignity of the Oval Office. May the next President of the United States serve our country well as a model leader and, more importantly, a model citizen...
...sure, I am not so naive to think that there isn't a single President who has not spent many an hour sitting in the Oval Office contemplating the words that historians will use to describe him. And as with ambition, when such thoughts are yoked to good intentions and honest desires for the country, we have seen some of the greatest successes of which history has to speak. And yet there is an unmistakable crassness to a President giving a very public voice to such musings, for, whether rightly or wrongly, they belie the stated focus of the office...