Constituency of One

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The West Wing episode
"Constituency of One"
Episode no. 93
Prod. code 176055
Orig. airdate October 29, 2003
Writer(s) Eli Attie (teleplay)
Eli Attie and Michael Oates Palmer (story)
Director Laura Innes
Guest star(s) Mary-Louise Parker
Jesse Bradford
Gary Cole
Tom Skerritt
NiCole Robinson
Renee Estevez
Erinn Carter
Season 5
September 24 2003 – May 19 2004
  1. 7A WF 83429
  2. The Dogs of War
  3. Jefferson Lives
  4. Han
  5. Constituency of One
  6. Disaster Relief
  7. Separation of Powers
  8. Shutdown
  9. Abu el Banat
  10. The Stormy Present
  11. The Benign Prerogative
  12. Slow News Day
  13. The Warfare of Genghis Khan
  14. An Khe
  15. Full Disclosure
  16. Eppur Si Muove
  17. The Supremes
  18. Access
  19. Talking Points
  20. No Exit
  21. Gaza
  22. Memorial Day
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"Constituency of One" is episode 93 of The West Wing.

Spoiler warning: Plot and/or ending details follow.

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After Josh is hailed as the "101st Senator" in a newspaper profile, he clashes with conservative Senator Carrick, a Democrat from Idaho. Carrick withholds his approval of a backlog of military promotions so he can secure an expensive but faulty missile launcher to be built in his home state. Will gets a flattering offer from the newly approved Vice President, Robert Russell, while C.J. runs afoul of Leo's temper when she deviates from the administration's scripted line regarding an Environmental Protection Agency report on coal-based energy. Likewise, Amy earns the President's wrath when she aggressively pushes for funding of the first lady's agenda on violence prevention. Meanwhile, Toby creates a message calendar to maintain focus during Bartlet's second term.

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