"Constituency of One" is episode 93 of The West Wing.
After Josh is hailed as the "101st Senator" in a newspaper profile, he clashes with conservative Senator Carrick (Tom Skerritt), a Democrat from Idaho. Carrick withholds his approval of a backlog of military promotions so he can secure an expensive but worthless missile launcher that was promised to him by a Republican President to be built in his home state.
Toby creates a "message calendar" ...
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"Constituency of One" is episode 93 of The West Wing.
After Josh is hailed as the "101st Senator" in a newspaper profile, he clashes with conservative Senator Carrick (Tom Skerritt), a Democrat from Idaho. Carrick withholds his approval of a backlog of military promotions so he can secure an expensive but worthless missile launcher that was promised to him by a Republican President to be built in his home state.
Toby creates a "message calendar" and wants Will Bailey to take over his Communications Director duties, but Will gets an offer to become the Chief of Staff and top advisor to new Vice President Bob Russell and accepts it, enraging Toby--who's also mad because Leo says Toby can't become an advisor due to the troubled state of the Bartlet Administration.
Leo has his own problems: C.J. is confronted by the White House Press Corps over an EPA report on "clean coal" that was apparently censored by the Administration. C.J. finds out that Leo did censor it, and when she says so he...
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