Plot
President Bartlet, concerned about potential liability in the Qumari matter, tells Leo to get him a lawyer. Leo taps Jordan Kendall, who is understandably wary. And the campaign suffers a setback when a Federal judge rules that Presidential debates must be open to minor-party candidates. It is a ruling that might put Josh in a ticklish position personally, but he and Toby are on top of things professionally: they're back from their Indiana odyssey and with a new plan to help parents pay tuition bills. Meanwhile, Deborah Fiderer is having problems with her security check.
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