The West Wing is a political drama television show written by Aaron Sorkin, which aired on ABC from 1999 to 2006, spanning the entire George W. Bush Presidency. The West Wing gave an insight into the goings on the in White House in a parallel reality where a Jed Bartle, a democrat, was starting his first term as President. According to Rachel Gans-Borisk and Russ Tisinger in their 2005 article “The West Wing is widely considered to be the product of its liberal writer Aaron Sorkin and of a left-leaning Hollywood community” (Gans-Borisk and Tisinger 100). The authors also commented that “The West Wing is uniquely situated as a program to offer up political messages” (Gans-Borisk and Tisinger 102).
On September 11th 2001 four planes attacked
