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'''The West Wing''' (1999 - 2006) was a TV show depicting the term of [[Democrat Party]] President Josiah Bartlett (played by [[Martin Sheen]]), and the frequent political realities of a party not holding majorities in [[Congress]], despite holding the [[Presidency]]. It is sometimes regarded as one of the best TV dramas of modern times, sharing a pedestal with shows like Lost and The Sopranos. It was widely hailed by political scientists and was a favorite of critics.
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'''''The West Wing''''' (1999 - 2006) was a TV show depicting the term of U.S. [[Democratic Party|Democratic]] President Josiah Bartlett (played by [[Martin Sheen]]), and the frequent political realities of a party not holding majorities in [[Congress]], despite holding the [[presidency]]. It is sometimes regarded as one of the best TV dramas of modern times, sharing a pedestal with shows like ''Lost'' and ''The Sopranos''. It was widely hailed by political scientists and was a favorite of critics.{{fact|date=January 2008}}
  
 
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Revision as of 16:01, January 9, 2008

The West Wing (1999 - 2006) was a TV show depicting the term of U.S. Democratic President Josiah Bartlett (played by Martin Sheen), and the frequent political realities of a party not holding majorities in Congress, despite holding the presidency. It is sometimes regarded as one of the best TV dramas of modern times, sharing a pedestal with shows like Lost and The Sopranos. It was widely hailed by political scientists and was a favorite of critics.[Citation Needed]

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