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'''''The West Wing''''' (1999 - 2006) was a TV show depicting the term of the fictional U.S. [[Democratic Party|Democratic]] President Josiah Bartlet (played by [[Martin Sheen]]), and the frequent political realities of a party not holding majorities in [[Congress]], despite holding the [[presidency]].  
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[[Image:Actor Martin Sheen.jpg|200px|right|thumb|Martin Sheen playedfictional U.S. President Josiah Bartlet on ''The West Wing.'']]
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'''''The West Wing''''' (1999 - 2006) was a TV show depicting the term of the fictional U.S. [[Democratic Party|Democratic]] [[U.S. President]] Josiah Bartlet (played by [[Martin Sheen]]), and the frequent political realities of a party not holding majorities in [[Congress]], despite holding the [[presidency]].  
    
Although sometimes accused of having a liberal slant (it has been referred to as "The Left Wing" by critics), the show was widely praised by real-life members of both parties, and even benefitted from the involvement of important figures from them, such as [[Bill Clinton|Clinton]] press secretary Dee Dee Myers and [[Ronald Reagan|Reagan]] press secretary [[Peggy Noonan]].
 
Although sometimes accused of having a liberal slant (it has been referred to as "The Left Wing" by critics), the show was widely praised by real-life members of both parties, and even benefitted from the involvement of important figures from them, such as [[Bill Clinton|Clinton]] press secretary Dee Dee Myers and [[Ronald Reagan|Reagan]] press secretary [[Peggy Noonan]].
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