With Rob Lowe, Dulé Hill, Allison Janney, Janel Moloney. Variables vary. Her father was a member of the Ainsley plays the trombone, has a sweet tooth (and a fast metabolism), and a penchant for Fresca, which is not stocked in the White House.As a Republican, she often held personal positions that were at odds with those of the Bartlet White House. I appreciate their design and the ingenuity that evolved them from simple, slow, cumbersome and inaccurate to something approaching elegant. One time she even asked for a muffin after berating a Senatorial Aide in "We are using cookies for the best presentation of our site. Take your favorite fandoms with you and never miss a beat. Sam is generally the idealist in the group, and often the most politically earnest, leading him to be duped on several occasions by less scrupulous individuals and to clash with other members of the Senior Staff at times. I can say that Sorkin’s characters’ views align with mine a whole lot of the time, so it’s fairly safe to say that Sam and I think pretty much alike on this issue. The West Wing usually did a good job of explaining opposing points of view even while clearly stating that those points of view aren’t really wrong, but don’t really matter, either. She also interacts with In the Third Season Ainsley was promoted to Deputy White House Counsel in order to appease the damage done after President Bartlet made a public remark questioning the intelligence of Ainsley is also a bit eccentric, like many of The White House Staff. Guns, used I don’t dislike the people who like guns. I even like going to the firing range, though I do it very infrequently and am a pretty terrible shot. Sam later took a position as the Deputy White House Chief of Staff under President Santos. If hurting or killing are happening, it’s mechanical failure or operator error. Several members of my family own guns, and I like them just fine. I can also say that I don’t believe in gun control because I don’t like the people who like guns. Josh and Toby mediate a conference between U.S. drug companies and an African President whose country is dying of AIDS. That train left the station a very long time ago. It’s more than unfortunate that we can’t even begin to have a reasonable discussion about any part of the issue without false assertions of absolutism thrown about to shut everything down. Posted by u/[deleted] 6 years ago.
The West Wing Season Two, Episode 18, 17 People Aired 4 … 15. Language: English Words: 529 Chapters: 1/1 Last night I watched the first episode featuring the White House’s token Republican, Ainsley Hayes. I dislike the people who fail to appreciate and demonstrate the proper seriousness guns deserve, and I think our legal relationship with guns fails to instill and reinforce that seriousness in those who would be gun owners. I always liked Ainsley. After a Republican commentator trounces Sam on television, President Bartlett decides to hire her over the objections of the staff.
Sam becomes quietly enraged and makes it clear to her that she really shouldn’t be talking about gun rights in the presence of a man (Josh) newly back to work after narrowly surviving being shot by white supremacists. The President reads it and gets only a few sentences in before he stops and asks Sam to fix it. Language: English Words: 1,275 Chapters: 2/2 Kudos: 4 Hits: 175 Do Sam Seaborn and Ainsley Hayes ever get together? The day before Sam and Ainsley’s parents had been arraigned out of the incident at the party. The series ends with Sam, as Josh puts it, playing "Josh" to his "Leo." Sam graduated in 1991After he joined the campaign, Sam broke up with his fiance Sam's greatest strength is his unflinching idealism, although this can also work to his disadvantage. Colin Ayres (Jason Isaacs) is best remembered as that British … As the Deputy White House Communications Director, Sam helps Sam's talent for writing is exceptional; he is one of the few people Toby recognizes as an equal in his field. Her father was a member of the Republican Party and grandfather was the State Chair of the North Carolina Republican Party. I’d love to say that being born and raised in this culture somehow makes me able to understand our relationship with guns, but it really doesn’t. It seems really simple to start from “A lot of people are dying for no good reason.
Although they further clash when Sam agitates Ainsley simply for being a Republican as she is offered a job with the Cliff is a friend of Ainsley's, with whom she went to law school. If I get on a plane, I'm gone for good." That’s true, and there’s a dread that should be present when using certain tools. There’s a lot to be argued about the types of guns that are legal – I read So even gun rights advocates are openly admitting that people who shouldn’t be allowed guns are getting them, very often legally. He is often assigned to do opposition research on key issues like education. Hayes was raised in North Carolina. She is Episcopalian and a member of the Federalist Society.
I argued “that getting guns should be a bit more difficult” so that people who the vast majority (including gun owners and gun rights advocates) readily agree should not have them are less likely to get them. For me, it’s not about not liking the people who like guns. Ainsley was introduced in the episode "In This White House" as a Republican spokesperson debating with Sam Seaborn on Capitol Beat (A Meet the Press-style show). Or we would, if he, you know, existed. We can take reasonable steps to limit the inherent risk while still protecting rights of gun ownership. The West Wing: Video of Ainsley Hayes Debating Sam Seaborn. After a Republican commentator trounces Sam on television, President Bartlett decides to hire her over the objections of the staff.