Other Characters

Raqim Ali

• Works in the OEOB.  He is questioned by Leo and Ron Butterfield, who suspect he may have links to terrorism [3.0].

• A brunette from Philly who flirts with Bruno on Election Night 2002 [4.08].

• Former classmate of CJ Cregg's from West Dayton High School [4.13].
• Marco, who used to be the mohawked leader of the punk rock band, the Mollusks, and who did a year in the big house for insider trading, is now living the sedate life of a horologist in Paris [4.13].
• After a chance encounter with CJ at the airport, he ends up bringing her back to his hotel room for solace [4.13].

• Abdul Shareef's pilot during his fatal plane crash [4.12].

• The Senate leadership's choice for an FEC Commissioner who will oppose any campaign finance reform [1.19].

• Met with Leo about Mad Cow Disease [3.8].

• An ex-boyfriend of CJ's with whom she lived in college for six months [5.9].
• Ben is a park ranger with the Interior Department [5.9].
• According to Carol, if Ben gets any more persistent, they might open a case file [5.13]; he later showed up in the west wing flashing a picture of a college-aged CJ in a bikini [5.14].

• The Ritchie campaign's representative to spin defense in the press room after the 2002 debates [4.6].

• A Republican friend of Ainsley Hayes, Bruce has a friend who is an agent. 
• He hates Democrats, particularly those in the West Wing [2.4].

• Met with Leo about Mad Cow Disease [3.8].

• An oil company executive who was a client of Sam Seaborn's at Gage Whitney Pace [2.1].

• Cathy's boyfriend.  He has a soy diesel engine truck. When Josh, Toby, and Donna miss the campaign bus, he and Cathy drive them partway to the next town [4.1].

• Lord John Marbury's assistant [2.12].

• Owns the billion-dollar corporation that employs Billy Price [3.13].

• The Bartlet's family lawyer [2.19].

• A farmer in Indiana.  She meets with Josh and Toby to discuss the state of family farms in America.  Cathy has a Master's degree and she works a second job as a claims adjuster so that her father with have health insurance benefits.
• Cathy's boyfriend is Cap, who has a soy diesel engine truck. When Josh, Toby, and Donna miss the campaign bus, she and Cap drive them partway to the next town  [4.1].

• President Bartlet's childhood priest at the Immaculate Heart of Mary in Hanover, N.H [1.14].

• Chief cardiologist at Duke Medical Center.  She performed a study on the effects of intercessory prayer on recovering patients [4.12].
• She's agnostic [4.12].

• A doctor at G.W. Hospital [2.1].

• Somebody, presumably a lawyer, whom Josh called for Donna during the first days of the Bartlet administration when he thought she might be in trouble with the NSA [4.4]. 
• His name appeared to be listed in an internal White House phone book, and this character is probably not supposed to be Ken Cochran, future (at the time) and former (after season one) Ambassador to Bulgaria.

• Chairman on the North Dakota Democratic Committee.  He's an old friend of Sam Seaborn's [3.21].

• The Director of Special Collections at the New Hampshire Historical Society [4.14]. Although President Bartlet purchased the Bartlet Bible at auction and then donated it to the NH Historical Society, they were very sorry to be unable to lend it to him to use at his second Inauguration.

• A waitress at Iota, which is a club in Alexandria that the Senior Staff frequents [4.15].

• Mandy Hampton's assistant. She quit her job to join Mandy's consulting firm [1.2].

• A nurse at G.W. Hospital [2.1].

• The Bartlets' former next-door neighbors who are still angry with the president because he accidentally ran them over with his car [1.17].

• A major contributor to McCittrach's campaign. He wanted his son David to get the job of Personal Aide to the President, but David was passed over for Charlie Young [4.2].

• The son of Brian Dweck, a contributor to McCittrach's campaign.  He was the second choice for Charlie's job [4.2].

• He and Fiona own a restaurant in Indiana, where Toby, Josh, and Donna stop on their way to catch up with the campaign. Their restaurant has no cable and Earl recommends their dry rub as a specialty [4.1].

• The Dekalb County District Attorney. He was defeated in a race for the House by Dryer.  He meets with Josh to discuss guaranteeing not to seek the death penalty in the case of a 13-year-old boy who shot his teacher and then fled to Italy [3.7].

• FDR's assistant during his presidential campaign [3.19].

Billy Fernandez

• Billy is a high school student visiting the White House when there's a "crash." While he and his classmates are waiting with Josh in the Mess, his questions and answers cause Josh to put Billy on his list [3.0].

• Josh's AP American history and Con Law teacher. He died in 1998 [3.17].

• She and Earl own a restaurant in Indiana, where Toby, Josh, and Donna stop on their way to catch up with the campaign. Their restaurant has no cable and Fiona refuses to recommend a house specialty to Toby [4.1].

• Owns the tackle shop in Hartsfield's Landing. Mac has guns and he doesn't like Northerners, even though he lives in New Hampshire. He and wife Roberta worked hard getting Bartlet elected in 1998, but in the 2002 primary, he planned to vote for Ritchie. According to Josh, they took Donna in and fed her when she was pathetic. Josh and Donna called him "Mackie." He  has a sister in Oregon [3.14].

• Lives in Hartsfield's Landing, NH.  She's the daughter of Mac and Roberta, and she and Josh correspond via e-mail [3.14].

• Owns the tackle shop in Hartsfield's Landing. She and her family worked hard getting Bartlet elected in 1998, but in the 2002 primary, she planned to vote for Ritchie. According to Josh, they took Donna in and fed her when she was pathetic [3.14].

• Sam Seaborn's boss when he worked at Gage Whitney Pace [2.1].

• Director of Scientific Research at Kierney-Passaic who was called to testify before Congress on Polluter Pays. After holding his job for three years, Ganz decided to become a whistleblower and played Toby like a fiddle to make sure the White House would ensure Ganz would not be criminally prosecuted [4.18].
• Ganz and Toby were once roommates [4.18].

Stephanie Gault

• A friend of Donna Moss. They were at Wisconsin together and bonded as a result of mutual loathing for the same ex-boyfriend. 
• Gault is an associate professor of international relations at the Maxwell School and advises the WTO in certain areas of macroeconomics. 
• Her grandfather was Daniel Gault, and her dying father wanted the president to pardon her grandfather [2.16].

• A member of the production crew on Capital Beat. He made a bet with Sam Seaborn on a football game [2.4].

• A chef friend of Donna's.  He's worked in DC for 22 years [4.12].

• Toby Ziegler's rabbi at a temple on Delaware [1.14].

• The court reporter during Toby's deposition in the case of Laurie Milton & the Citizens for Full Disclosure v. Andrea Wyatt [4.11].
• She works for Alpha Reporting [4.11].

• A planetary geologist at Cal State Northridge who was to appear with the president at the Galileo V televised classroom [2.9].

• Three year old daughter of Lance Corporal John Halley, who was kidnapped in Kundu [4.17].

• Wife of Lance Corporal John Halley, who was kidnapped in Kundu [4.17].
• Diane and John have a three year old daughter named Betty.

• Married -- but separated -- man with whom Amy went on a date after her putative break up with Josh [4.4].

• A Republican friend of Ainsley Hayes [2.4].

• The NEA funded his performance art, which consisted of him destroying all of his belongings in front of a Starbucks outside of Haight-Ashbury [3-6].

• Father of PFC Herman Hernandez, who was kidnapped in Kundu [4.17].
• He goes by "Steve."

• Mother of PFC Herman Hernandez, who was kidnapped in Kundu [4.17].

• A doctor at G.W. Hospital [2.1].

• A high school student and employee of Jasper Farms in Virginia, which provided the White House with two turkeys for the Thanksgiving pardoning ceremony [2.8].

• Rebecca Housman's son who helped translate for her when she met with CJ Cregg and Bernard Thatch [2.10].

• The daughter of Augie Housman, a collector of minor Impressionist art and a French Jew who was stripped of his property before dying at Auschwitz. 
• While taking a White House tour she recognized a piece from her father's collection hanging outside the Blue Room and became distraught. The White House offered her the piece, The Cliffs at Étretat by Gustave Cailloux, as a gift [2.10].

• A Korean War vet who froze to death on the Mall while wearing a coat Toby Ziegler had donated to Goodwill. 
• He was a lance corporal in the 2nd of the 7th Marine battalion who received the Purple Heart. Toby arranged a military funeral for him on Christmas Eve [1.10].

• Slightly slow homeless man who is the brother of Walter Huffnagle [1.10].

• CJ Cregg's boss at Triton-Day Public Relations [2.2].

• Worked with Julie Ziegler for Murder, Incorporated. He drove the getaway car and shot Zev [4.11].

• A waitress friend of Laurie's who was paid $50,000 by The London Daily Mirror to help a photographer get a picture of Laurie and Sam Seaborn together and to confirm that Laurie was a call girl [1.21].

• A former advisor on Bartlet's presidential campaign, he was fired by Leo McGarry before the New Hampshire primary [2.1].

• Former Senior Assistant to Deputy Chief of Staff Mac McConnell, both of whom served under Bartlet's predecessor [4.4].
• Johnson took Donna out to a supposedly welcome-to-Washington type lunch, but played an elaborate joke on her by selling her on the idea of missiles underneath the Eisenhower putting green and setting her up to talk with a 21 reporter -- his girlfriend [4.4].

• Tom is a prosecutor who attended Oberlin undergrad, and went to Duke law school with Sam Seaborn. 
• Sarah and Tom have been married two years and are expecting their first child. 
• Sam convinced Tom to run for Grant Samuels' seat in the House when Seymour Worthen dropped out. When it was revealed that Tom favors white juries for his black defendants and was a member of an all-white fraternity in college, the White House withdrew their support of his campaign. 
• Sarah vowed that if they ever had a chance to screw Sam, they would [2.3].

• One of three doctors in the United States who can successfully perform a heart and lung transplant. He is unable to perform a transplant on the ayatollah's son because he's involved in a heart valve replacement surgery [4.9].

• The Senate leadership's choice for an FEC Commissioner who will oppose any campaign finance reform [1.19].

• He's shaken the hand of every president since Herbert Hoover.  His favorite president was Truman. Since he shook Hoover's hand on the eve of the Great Depression, Bartlet postpones their photo opp until the stock market is more stable [4.2].

• The trauma surgeon on duty at G.W. Hospital when President Bartlet was shot. He performed the president's surgery [2.1].

Jordan Elaine Kendall

• Leo's lawyer. She represented him in the Congressional hearings into the MS scandal [3.9].
• Jordan and Leo had dinner on Christmas Eve, after which he was "never on the other end of the phone" [4.3].
• Leo brought Jordan inside to deal with the assassination of Qumari Defense Minister Shareef [4.3].
• Jordan is a graduate of the Maxwell School of Diplomacy and International Relations.  She was the Associate Counsel for the US delegation to the United Nations, the General Counsel for the US delegation to the United Nations, and the General Counsel for the United Nations. She is a partner at Whitcomb, Wiley, Hawking, Harrison, and Kendall, where she defended Orlando Ruiz and Richard White [4.3].

Notable Quotes

"If you're going to put a deal on the table, I'd prefer there not be armed guards outside the door to intimidate him." [3.10]

"A resolution remembering the life of George Washington.  'Cause there was a chance we were going to forget who he was.... What's the tall thing at the end of the Mall?  I don't know, a monument to somebody?  Where are we again?" [3.10]

"How can justice that has to be served in secret be justice?" [4.3]

• He represented the Jonathan Edwards Historical Society [4.14].
• He brought the Jonathan Edwards' Bible for President Bartlet to use at his second inauguration, but since the Bible was gigantic, Bartlet made other arrangements.

• Orlando is a friend of Anthony's. Anthony brings him to the White House to meet Charlie after Anthony, a football player who plans to attend a Big Ten school, is arrested for having an open can of Pabst in his car.  Anthony asks Charlie to intercede on Orlando's behalf [4.7].
• He and Anthony once stole a goat together [4.7].
• Orlando is 19 in 2002, but has never voted.  Charlie takes him to cast his first ballot in the 2002 election [4.7].

Stanley Keyworth

• A doctor from the American Trauma Victims Association who counseled Josh Lyman, and is not to be confused with the other Stanley, Josh's former therapist. 
• Keyworth is from San Francisco and enjoys reading the sports page [2.10].
• He charges $375 and hour [3.13].

• The object of Tyler's affections; she thinks he's a creepy stalker [4.1].

• Owner of the Antaris computer company.  Jake was a major contributor to the Bartlet campaign, and so Jed Bartlet was reluctant to help his company out when Antaris had to recall all of its microchips [3.19].

• An Anglican archbishop from Kundu. He called President Bartlet's attention to the genocide in Kundu at a breakfast with other spiritual leaders [4.14].

• The anesthesiologist at G.W. Hospital who worked on the president's surgery. He was the 15th person to be told about Bartlet's multiple sclerosis [2.1].

• A make-up artist on Capital Beat [2.4].

• An oil company executive who was a client of Sam Seaborn's at Gage Whitney Pace [2.1].

• A former advisor on Bartlet's presidential campaign, he was fired by Leo McGarry before the New Hampshire primary [2.1].

• Danny's new assistant [4.12].

Anthony Marcus

• Anthony has been Simon Donovan's Little Brother for three years. When Simon brings him to the White House to visit, CJ gets him a White House keychain [3.22].
• Anthony had a hard time after Simon's death.  CJ made an effort to spend time with him, but she had trouble relating to him.  After Anthony was arrested for stealing his homeroom teacher's car [4.1], Charlie agreed to spend some time with him [4.2].

• The Bartlet campaign's representative to spin welfare in the press room after the 2002 debates [4.6].

• A former advisor on Bartlet's presidential campaign, he was fired by Leo McGarry before the New Hampshire primary [2.1].

• Wesley, Connecticut, police officer who falsely arrested Roberto Mendoza for DUI [1.15].

• Caretaker of the goat (Ron) that Heifer International sent for a photo op with the President [4.12].

• The head of new product development at Paragon Films who offered development deals to CJ Cregg and Sam Seaborn [1.16].

Dalton Millgate

• Sam's former physics professor.  Sam meets with him to discuss funding for a superconducting supercollider [3.15].

• A friend of President Bartlet's who offered Ken Cochran a position on the Board of his company as a favor [1.21].

• A doctor at Smith Lansing who is one of three doctors in the United States to perform a successful heart and lung transplant. He and his family were tortured by the ayatollah of Iran, but he performs the operation on the ayatollah's son anyway [4.9].

• Ehsan Mohebi's father. He is a science teacher [4.9].

• A high-profile Latino and a friend of Josh's who led protests of the Navy bombings in Vieques [3.12].

• Donna's English teacher in the twelfth grade. When Donna heard Mrs. Morello planned to retire, she tried to get a Presidential Proclamation for "Molly Morello Day."
• When the Madison school district banned Twelfth Night in the 60s, she had students over to her house to read it. She came in two hours early to teach an AP English class she developed herself, because the school didn't offer one. When she taught Beowulf, she used a translation, rather than the original Middle English [3.17].

• NEA-funded artist [3.6].

• A 17-year-old high school dropout, who was pulled over outside Chattanooga for a failing left break light. When the officers approached his car, he led them on a high-speed chase, because he thought he was being pulled over for planning to make a Molotov Cocktail. It took them 20 minutes to get him to crack and reveal his co-conspirators in the bombings of several black churches in Tennessee [3.9].

• The wife of a patient upon whom Abbey performed a coronary artery bypass graft. She sued Abbey, claiming wrongful death, claiming that he died as a result of his surgery. The New York Superior Court judge dismissed the case [3.6].

• Disabled professor and moderator of the third installment of the Marjorie Dupont Lecture Series at which Josh Lyman was the guest speaker [1.15].

• Vietnam vet who works at a POW stand near the Korean War Memorial [1.10].

• Lawyer for chemical company Kierney-Passaic whose client, Burt Ganz, sought whistleblower protection [4.18].

• The malpractice suit Abbey settled, for $58K. Abbey had performed an atrioventricular canal repair [3.6].

• A Roman Catholic cardinal who attended a breakfast for President Bartlet and a number of spiritual leaders. He offered the benediction [4.14].

• Wesley, Connecticut, police officer on duty when Roberto Mendoza was arrested [1.15].

• Ellie's teacher, who once informed his students that there's conflict in the Middle East because it's hot and there's no water [4.3].

• The wife of missing journalist Billy Price.  She has a seven month old daughter named Donna and a three year old son named Harry [3.13].

• According to Donna, he's Josh's "protégé." The wife of the Ambassador to Vietnam lent Phil's wife $1500 to buy a bed.  When Phil Rackley repaid the debt, his check bounced. Since Phil is Josh's "protégé," Judy didn't invite Josh to dinner [4.9].

• Phil Rackley's wife.  The wife of the Ambassador to Vietnam lent her $1500 to buy a bed.  When Phil repaid the debt, his check bounced [4.9].

• He went to college with Donna, and now runs CapitalScoop.com.  He offered Donna the position of Issues Director for the website [3.13].

• Charlie Young had to track down an outstanding $500 check the first lady had made out to Robinson; Abbey Bartlet had read an article describing how her husband had thrown her out and set fire to the bed and her kids' Christmas presents were ruined in the fire. 
• The check was never cashed because Robinson was living in a battered women's shelter and had framed the check. Charlie took $500 cash over to her at the shelter^1. [2.13].

• Toby's lawyer during his deposition in the case of Laurie Milton & the Citizens for Full Disclosure v. Andrea Wyatt [4.11].

• Bartlet's first nominee for Attorney General who had a DUI fixed in law school [4.4].
• Rooker, a black man, has what Sam call "conservative tendencies" and supports racial profiling in some situations, which prompted scathing editorials from, among others, the NAACP and the Urban League.  Two weeks into Bartlet's first term, he withdrew Rooker's nomination [4.4].
• Rooker served on the city council of Miami with evangelical Christian reporter Bill Stark [4.4].

• He was Bartlet's first choice for director of communications, against the advice of Josh Lyman and Leo McGarry. He passed on the job for a partnership at Solomon Brothers [1.5].

• A conservative whom Bartlet beat in his first congressional race, Roush is now president of the school board in Manchester, where the Bartlet girls went to school. 
• The president says Roush "makes the Spanish Inquisition look like a Barbara Walters special." [2.3].

• Mother of Lance Corporal Raymond Rowe, who was kidnapped in Kundu [4.17].

• A Cuban with an 101 mile per hour fastball.  He was defended by Jordan Kendall [4.3].

• A Bahji cell member [3.20].

• A D.C. police officer who was assigned to protect Toby Ziegler when he spoke to the WTO protestors [2.16].

Notable Quotes

"Lot of third-worlders in the Cabinet Room today, were there?" [2.16]

• Told Donna that Mrs. Morello was retiring [3.17].

Lisa Sherborne

• She and Sam were engaged in 1998 [2.1]. She didn't break off their engagement because her name would have been "Lisa Sherborne-Seaborn," but because Sam left to work for Bartlet [3.11].
• She's a writer from Vanity Fair, and she interviewed Sam after the 2002 State of the Union to do a profile on him [3.11].
• She thinks Josh is a pompous jackass [3.11]. 

• Clergyman who met with Bartlet about the bombings of black churches in Tennessee [3.9].

• A Georgetown student and friend of Zoey Bartlet's [1.18].

• Josh Lyman's former therapist, not to be confused with Stanley Keyworth, Josh's interim therapist.
• Josh stopped going to therapy when he started working in the White House because he was afraid it would make the people he works for very nervous [1.5].

• Attended Andrea Wyatt's campaign victory party in 2002 [4.8].

• Representative from the DNC who met with Sam about a national seatbelt law. He's a Rotarian, and was offended by Josh's Rotarian jokes [3.8].

• A former advisor on Bartlet's presidential campaign, he was fired by Leo McGarry before the New Hampshire primary [2.1].

• A farmer in Indiana. He picks up Cathy and Cap and informs Josh, Toby, and Donna that he didn't vote for Bartlet the first time, and doesn't plan to vote for him the second [4.1].

• Bartender at the Laguna Beach bar where Sam meets with Will Bailey after the 2002 presidential debates [4.6].
• She's also working the night that Toby and Sam talk about how Sam's going to lose his election [4.17].

• Wrote FDR a letter when he was a young boy.  The letter was not delivered until Bartlet was in office [3.19].
• Tatum worked for 53 years on the Spirit of St. Louis -- the New York - St. Louis route [3.19].

• Alan Tatum's son. He's a medical doctor [3.19].

• Host of the 2002 presidential debate [4.6].

• A self-help expert that consulted on Ritchie's presidential campaign. Josh ordered Donna attend one of his sessions to dig up dirt on Tomba's fortune cookie wisdom [4.4].

• A hydroclimatologist who briefed Leo on what he thought were the first global warming deaths; she pointed out that the Alaskans killed when a glacier melted were global warming deaths, but probably not the first [4.18].

• Works in Social Services on Anthony's case [4.4]. 

• An ATVA counselor training as a traumatologist who sat in on Stanley Keyworth's meeting with Josh Lyman [2.10].

• Wife of the Ambassador to Vietnam. She loaned Trish Rackley $1500 to buy a bed. When Phil Rackley repaid the debt, his check bounced. Since Phil is Josh's "protege", Judy didn't invite Josh to dinner [4.9].

• The specialist who initially diagnosed Bartlet's MS [2.21].

• The neurologist who diagnosed Tal Cregg, CJ's father, with Alzheimer's [4.13].

• A presidential secretarial candidate, whom Bartlet interviewed on Air Force One.  She was not impressed by the plane, or by Bartlet in general [4.1].

• Counsel for the Bartlet Presidential Library Committee [2.16].

• Meets with Stackhouse to discuss Stackhouse's dropping out of the 2002 election as a third-party candidate [4.4].

• Bartlet's school friend who taught him to play chess. He was ranked for 18 and under. According to Bartlet, he was a nice guy and everybody liked him. He was stabbed to death for attempting to stop a man who was beating up a woman [3.14].

• A doctor at G.W. Hospital [2.1].

• An employee of Lackland Chemical.  He was represented by Jordan Kendall when he was accused of wrongful death [4.3].

• Horton Wilde's widow [4.6]. 

• Ran against Bartlet and Hoynes for the Democratic nomination in 1998 [3.9].

• A Democratic supporter who gifted Josh Lyman with a $1189 Viennatelli silk smoking jacket and $345 antique scrimshaw cigarette holder because she was very fond of him [1.4].

• Public defender working for Simon Cruz. He was fired from Ross, Lipton.
• Used to beat up Sam Seaborn in high school [1.14].

• Worked with Julie Ziegler for Murder, Incorporated. He was shot by Jacob [4.11].