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| rdfs:comment | - "Previously on the West Wing" spoken by C.J. The internet press is running with a story that questions C.J.'s sexual orientation. C.J. refuses to put out a statement, which only makes the media press harder. The effects of MS are becoming more pronounced on President Bartlet and doctors warn that he will need to take a daily nap and cut down on reading. The President's budget is being held up by Senator Wilkinson who insists the President add a provision banning gay marriage. The President wants it off the budget, but Josh and Toby are not successful getting the votes to combat Wilkinson's amendment. The Vice President refuses to help the administration, despite the fact he has a gay nephew. Toby confronts Wilkinson and finds that former Vice President John Hoynes may be behind Wilkinson's
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| abstract | - "Previously on the West Wing" spoken by C.J. The internet press is running with a story that questions C.J.'s sexual orientation. C.J. refuses to put out a statement, which only makes the media press harder. The effects of MS are becoming more pronounced on President Bartlet and doctors warn that he will need to take a daily nap and cut down on reading. The President's budget is being held up by Senator Wilkinson who insists the President add a provision banning gay marriage. The President wants it off the budget, but Josh and Toby are not successful getting the votes to combat Wilkinson's amendment. The Vice President refuses to help the administration, despite the fact he has a gay nephew. Toby confronts Wilkinson and finds that former Vice President John Hoynes may be behind Wilkinson's actions. The President works a deal with Wilkinson directly. Meanwhile, Santos declares that he will run for President, but only if Josh will run his campaign, and C.J. makes a defiant statement to reporters.
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