The Hill
TV-PGDocumentary • Drama • Politics
Extras6 Extras
It's Time to Be Mad as HellWhen Rep. John Murtha (D-Pa.) announces his position that troops should be withdrawn from Iraq, the Republicans counter with a resolution forcing a yea or nay vote on immediate withdrawal.- Nothing Is Fun in a HurricaneWexler's district is hit hard by Hurricane Wilma; Halie settles into a new apartment; Eric and James accompany Lale to visit her parents.
- What Should the Democrats Be Saying?When Hurricane Katrina hits, Wexler becomes the angry voice of Katrina refugees.
- Putting in My Two CentsThe office grapples with how to respond to Bush's nomination of John Roberts for the Supreme Court and discover the judge's connection to the 2000 Florida recount.
- Less Feeling Please... More DoingWexler and his staff work aggressively to offer an alternative to President Bush's Social Security reform; Halie pushes Wexler to join a press conference about Darfur.
- Fighting the Good FightRep. Robert Wexler (D-Fla.) and his staff engage in politicking as the 2004 national election approaches; Halie reflects on dating a Republican.
What Should the Democrats Be Saying?
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