To: nutmeg
Ugh, the writers actually identified each Prez as a member of a particular party in previous seasons?No, no, no. The only time politics was brought into the series was in the first season when Palmer was identified as a Dem. Since then, no one's party affliation has been named. But since, Palmer bowed out of the pres. race in season 3, we deduced that President Keeler (and now President Logan) are Republicans. But that's as far as politics goes.
To: silent_jonny
The only time politics was brought into the series was in the first season when Palmer was identified as a Dem. Since then, no one's party affliation has been named. But since, Palmer bowed out of the pres. race in season 3, we deduced that President Keeler (and now President Logan) are Republicans. But that's as far as politics goes.Ah, gotcha. You're a fountain of information on these "24" threads, jonny... thank you again! :o)
1,152 posted on
01/15/2006 7:45:03 PM PST by
nutmeg
("We're going to take things away from you on behalf of the common good." - Hillary Clinton 6/28/04)
To: silent_jonny
It is certain that Keeler/Logan is a republican ticket. In season 3, known democrat Palmer was going to debate senator Keeler, so Keeler would have definetly been the Republican debating the democrat. So when Palmer dropped out, and according to the website Keeler beat Prescott (the slimy Vice prez from season 2).
1,432 posted on
01/16/2006 11:14:18 AM PST by
CarlEOlsoniii
(Janice Rogers Brown for PRESIDENT!)
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