- Karl Rove - Josh Lyman (Deputy Chief of Staff)
- I. Lewis “Scooter” Libby - Will Bailey (Chief of Staff to the Vice President)
- Condoleezza Rice - Lewis Berryhill (Secretary of State)
- Stephen Hadley - Nancy McNally (National Security Advisor)
- Andrew Card - Leo MacGarry/ CJ Cregg (Chief of Staff)
- Alberto Gonzales - Alan Fisk (Attorney General)
- Mary Matalin - Random Extra! (Advisor to the Vice President)
- Ari Fleischer - CJ Cregg (Press Secretary)
- Susan Ralston - Donna Moss (Assistant to the Deputy Chief of Staff)
- Israel Hernandez - Charlie Young (Personal Assistant to the President)
- John Hannah - Random Extra! (Assistant to the Vice President)
- Scott McClellan - CJ Cregg (Press Secretary)
- Dan Bartlett - Toby Ziegler (Communications Director)
- Claire Buchan - Carol Fitzpatrick (Deputy Press Secretary)
- Catherine Martin - Random Extra! (Assistant to the Vice President for Public Affairs)
- Colin Powell - General Percy Fitzwallace (Fitz never made it to Secretary of State, but you know Powell is who his character is based on)
- Karen Hughes - Ed and Larry (White House Aide--although Karen Hughes was much closer and more influential than either Ed or Larry, or even both of them combined)
- Adam Levine - Annabeth Schott (Communications Aide)
- Bob Joseph - Albie Duncan (Undersecretary of State--in Joseph's case for Arms Control; I don't know what Hal Holbrook's character does)
- Vice President Dick Cheney - Bingo Bob Russell (Vice President)
- President George W. Bush - Jed Bartlett (President)
Friday, August 12, 2005
"The West Wing"/ Rove-Plame redux
In light of Think Progress's fully-sourced list of 21 Bush Administration officials who may have slightly dirty hands in the scandal surrounding the leak of CIA agent Valarie (Plame) Wilson's name to the press, I thought I would revsist my earlier post which lined up players in the scandal with characters from "The West Wing." Here are Think Progresses 21, with their "The West Wing" counterparts.
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