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Despite vigorous campaigning, the Santos campaign still struggles to articulate its message and keep the focus on domestic issues rather than gossip and trivia. Although Santos served decades in the military and remains in the reserves, Vinick still appears the stronger candidate on national security issues due to stereotypes about Republicans and Democrats. The White House's decision to halt their own investigation into the leak is a savvy legal move, however it could prove to be costly politically: while Vinick can slam the President for this decision, it's not so easy for Santos to do so. Josh reluctantly recruits help with running the campaign when it becomes obvious that he's trying to do too much himself. Written by
Murray Chapman
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Goofs
Toby says, "NASA just announced that the astronauts fixed the space shuttle all by themselves." It was the space station that needed repair, not the shuttle.
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Quotes
Congressman Matthew Santos:
There is no way that bed was steel reinforced.
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Meet the Press (1947)
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Soundtracks
"Jet Airliner"
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