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* GeniusSweetTooth: Bartler and Vinick help themselves to the giant containers of ice-cream in the White House kitchen while debating their relationships with faith.
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* GeniusSweetTooth: Bartler Bartlet and Vinick help themselves to the giant containers of ice-cream in the White House kitchen while debating their relationships with faith.
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* HollywoodAtheist: Vinick's absence from Sunday services causes friction with the Republican base, especially after Reverend Butler extends an invitation to his church. Vinick tells his staff that he hasn't attended church since his wife passed away, giving the impression that her death caused a CrisisOfFaith. [[SubvertedTrope In reality]], as he later admits to Bartlet, he became an atheist after thoroughly reading the Bible and finding that he disagreed with many of its teachings. He declines Butler's invitation as attending would be a political move, and he doesn't agree with using the church that way.
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* HollywoodAtheist: Vinick's absence from Sunday services causes friction with the Republican base, especially after Reverend Butler extends an invitation to his church. Vinick tells his staff that he hasn't attended church since his wife passed away, giving the impression that her death caused a CrisisOfFaith. [[SubvertedTrope In reality]], as he later admits to Bartlet, he became an atheist after thoroughly reading the a King James Bible he got as a gift once and finding that he disagreed with many of its teachings. He declines Butler's invitation as attending would be a political move, and he doesn't agree with using the church that way.
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* ADayInTheLimelight: This episode is focused primarily on Senator Vinick as he is coping with being the Republican candidate, picking a vice-president of his own and asked why he won't go to church.
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* ADayInTheLimelight: This episode is focused primarily on Senator Vinick as he is coping with being the Republican candidate, picking a vice-president of his own and being asked why he won't go to church.
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* SecularHero: The Republican party, specifically Reverend Butler, Vinick's toughest opponent who just lost the nomination to Vinick, is wondering why their candidate won't join Butler at his church for prayers.
* WithGreatPower: ...comes the biggest stash of high-quality ice-cream in the world.
-->'''Bartlet:''' The hardest part of this job is knowing that this stash is down here 24 hours a day.
* WithGreatPower: ...comes the biggest stash of high-quality ice-cream in the world.
-->'''Bartlet:''' The hardest part of this job is knowing that this stash is down here 24 hours a day.
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* SecularHero: The Republican party, specifically Reverend Butler, Vinick's toughest opponent who just lost GeniusSweetTooth: Bartler and Vinick help themselves to the nomination to Vinick, is wondering why their candidate won't join Butler at his church for prayers.
* WithGreatPower: ...comes the biggest stashgiant containers of high-quality ice-cream in the world.
White House kitchen while debating their relationships with faith.
-->'''Bartlet:''' The hardest part of this job is knowing that this stash is down here 24 hours aday.day.
* HollywoodAtheist: Vinick's absence from Sunday services causes friction with the Republican base, especially after Reverend Butler extends an invitation to his church. Vinick tells his staff that he hasn't attended church since his wife passed away, giving the impression that her death caused a CrisisOfFaith. [[SubvertedTrope In reality]], as he later admits to Bartlet, he became an atheist after thoroughly reading the Bible and finding that he disagreed with many of its teachings. He declines Butler's invitation as attending would be a political move, and he doesn't agree with using the church that way.
* WithGreatPower: ...comes the biggest stash
-->'''Bartlet:''' The hardest part of this job is knowing that this stash is down here 24 hours a
* HollywoodAtheist: Vinick's absence from Sunday services causes friction with the Republican base, especially after Reverend Butler extends an invitation to his church. Vinick tells his staff that he hasn't attended church since his wife passed away, giving the impression that her death caused a CrisisOfFaith. [[SubvertedTrope In reality]], as he later admits to Bartlet, he became an atheist after thoroughly reading the Bible and finding that he disagreed with many of its teachings. He declines Butler's invitation as attending would be a political move, and he doesn't agree with using the church that way.
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* TheFundamentalist: Downplayed with Reverend Don Butler. He is respectful and courteous toward the Pro-Choice Arnold Vinick. Still, he makes it plain that, whatever political ambitions he has, he won't join Vinick's ticket due to their differing opinions on abortion.
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* TheFundamentalist: Downplayed with Reverend Don Butler. He is respectful and courteous toward the Pro-Choice Arnold Vinick. Still, he makes it plain that, whatever political ambitions he has, has and however much they could accomplish together, he won't join Vinick's ticket due to their differing opinions on abortion.
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* TheFundamentalist: Downplayed with Reverend Don Butler. He is respectful and courteous toward the Pro-Choice Arnold Vinick. Still, he makes it plain that, whatever political ambitions he has, he won't join Vinick's ticket due to their differing opinions on abortion.
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Directed by Creator/ChristopherMisiano
Written by Creator/LawrenceODonnell & Creator/LaurenSchmidt
Written by Creator/LawrenceODonnell & Creator/LaurenSchmidt
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* EntitledBastard: Bartlet calls in Santos and Russell for a photo-op and when Will Bailey got word, he said that it was an insult to the vice-president to allow the Santos campaign into ''his'' White House.
-->'''C.J.:''' Oh, so it's Russell's White House, now?
-->'''Bailey:''' It's the vice-president's turf. He belongs here, they don't.
-->'''C.J.:''' Oh, so it's Russell's White House, now?
-->'''Bailey:''' It's the vice-president's turf. He belongs here, they don't.
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Senator Vinick has won the Republican nomination for President and he is being hailed by the party as the new leader. But he is being called into question as to why he doesn't go to church.
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* ADayInTheLimelight: This episode is focused primarily on Senator Vinick as he is coping with being the Republican candidate, picking a vice-president of his own and asked why he won't go to church.
* ExactWords: President Bartlet noted that the Constitution spoke much of the separation between church and state, but it didn't say anything of the separation between church and ''politics''.
* SecularHero: The Republican party, specifically Reverend Butler, Vinick's toughest opponent who just lost the nomination to Vinick, is wondering why their candidate won't join Butler at his church for prayers.
* WithGreatPower: ...comes the biggest stash of high-quality ice-cream in the world.
-->'''Bartlet:''' The hardest part of this job is knowing that this stash is down here 24 hours a day.
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* ADayInTheLimelight: This episode is focused primarily on Senator Vinick as he is coping with being the Republican candidate, picking a vice-president of his own and asked why he won't go to church.
* ExactWords: President Bartlet noted that the Constitution spoke much of the separation between church and state, but it didn't say anything of the separation between church and ''politics''.
* SecularHero: The Republican party, specifically Reverend Butler, Vinick's toughest opponent who just lost the nomination to Vinick, is wondering why their candidate won't join Butler at his church for prayers.
* WithGreatPower: ...comes the biggest stash of high-quality ice-cream in the world.
-->'''Bartlet:''' The hardest part of this job is knowing that this stash is down here 24 hours a day.
