Bartlet in a sentence

Throughout the season it is anticipated that the race will be close, but a stellar performance by Bartlet in the sole debate between the candidates helps give Bartlet a landslide victory in both the popular and electoral vote.

Because I needed the “West Wing” audience to find President Bartlet’s intransigence heroic, I didn’t really dramatize any downward pull that his illness was having on his re-election chances.

Martin Sheen as President Jed Bartlet, a dream candidate.

So thunders Jed Bartlet at the end of the first episode of 25 years ago today.

In the political drama’s sixth season, Toby’s character went from wise and never-smiling to a disgraced member of Bartlet’s White House administration.

President Bartlet will be joined by none other than Michelle Obama.

And nothing screamed “higher calling” more than “The West Wing,” which aired on NBC from 1999 to 2006, tracking the righteous souls who worked for President Jed Bartlet.

Does Schiff’s message directly compare Biden to fictional president Jed Bartlet (played by )?

In an era of presidential blather and bluster, the quiet certitude of the Bartlet administration fills a need for a more optimistic view of what our politics could be.

Janet Bartlet, Ryan Saunders and the young Charlotte Robinson.

Remember Toby, CJ and Josh on “The West Wing,” walking and talking and righteously fighting for ethanol subsidies or nuclear talks with North Korea in the Bartlet administration?

The Bartlet administration, after all, represents a very ‘90s view of the left-wing coalition.

President Bartlet did what 3,000 years of history couldn’t all while fixing the economy and making enormous progressive leaps in multiple areas.

Bartlet's staff contemplates replacing Vice President John Hoynes on the ticket with Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff Admiral Percy Fitzwallace ( John Amos ), among others.

Despite this, real years are occasionally mentioned, usually in the context of elections and President Bartlet's two-term administration.

He is fired from the Bartlet administration after leaking classified information to save the lives of astronauts, though he is later pardoned for his crimes.

In the middle of the fourth season, Bartlet's White House is confronted with genocide in the fictional African country of Equatorial Kundu, which was compared to the Rwandan Genocide of 1994.

Leo McGarry says the same thing in " Bartlet for America " when he says, "It was eight days to go, and we were too close to call".

Most episodes follow President Bartlet and his staff through particular legislative or political issues.

President Bartlet has made three appointments to the fictional Supreme Court and maintains a full cabinet, although not all names and terms of the members are revealed.