[who knows what evil?]

In Season 3, Palmer and Keeler were in a presidential debate, which means (but was never said) that Keeler was a Republican. And so is Logan, I assume.

Are you SURE that debate wasn't in a primary? If so; that would make Keeler and Logan Democrats. I don't have any '24' seasons on DVD, but those that do could set me straight, I'm sure.

[silent_jonny]

It was definitely a presidential debate in Season 3.

The only primary we saw Palmer involved in was in Season 1.

[EmilyGeiger]

I watched them over the summer, it was a primary debate. :) Logan of course is a democrat. What else could he be? :)

[SoothingDave]

In Season 3, Palmer and Keeler were in a presidential debate, which means (but was never said) that Keeler was a Republican. And so is Logan, I assume.

Are you SURE that debate wasn't in a primary? If so; that would make Keeler and Logan Democrats. I don't have any '24' seasons on DVD, but those that do could set me straight, I'm sure.

The first season, the Palmer assassination was on the day of the Calif. primary election.

By the third season, Palmer was president and running for re-election. Intra-party primary debates with only two candidates are as rare as a dog who can speak. Primary debates where an incumbent president deigns to debate a challenger are like a dog who can speak Norwegian -- even rarer.

Keeler and Logan are Republicans.

SD