The West Wing - Critical Reactions

Critical Reactions

The West Wing offers a glimpse into the inner workings of the fictional Bartlet White House. The show's legitimacy, political slant, idealist representations of Washington, as well as notable writing and film merits have generated considerable discussion.

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