*Reposted story* The aftermath of Jed's shooting.

A follow up to "Someone's going to Emergency, someone's going to jail." I liked the Rhonda Sachs character and her interaction with Toby. So I gave her a back story. The West Wing and its characters are the proprty of Aaron Sorkin, Warner Brothers and NBC. No Copyright Infringement is intended.

No matter what they did, no matter what life threw their way, they couldn't deny that from the moment they met, something bigger than themselves was pulling them together. A series of oneshots/short stories about Josh Lyman and my OC Sara Byrne.

Leo hasn't properly spoken to his youngst daughter in 2 years when she did work experience on the John Hoynes' presidential campaign while at college & left the campaign in a cloud of humiliation after her thesis was outed in the press as an attack of democracy. At least that's what Leo thinks. The truth is a little more murky & her return might create a scandal at the worst time

"Okay, silly "Galileo" challenge:write what happens during and after the next press briefing, when someone (Danny?) asks C.J. about the "I'm great in bed" statement :) Lisa." Here's my response to that challenge. The West Wing and its characters are the property of Aaron Sorkin, Warner Brothers and NBC. No Copyright Infringement is intended.

In and after "Holy Night" The Songs mentioned are really on a "Whiffenpoofs" CD. You really didn't think I was going to ignore that kiss did you? "The West Wing" and its characters are the property of NBC/Warner Brothers and Aaron Sorkin. No copyright infringement is intended.

Josh and Donna celebrate their first holiday season as the parents of two children; plus, Josh and Donna get to spend some quality time alone together.

Post Ep for "Election Night" The West Wing and its characters are the property of Aaron Sorkin, Warner Brothers and NBC. No Copyright Infringement is intended. The West Wing staff has different thoughts on a successful Election night.

Originally sent on Sept. 7, 2000 after Season One's finale, 'What Kind of Day Has It Been?". The West Wing and its characters are the property of NBC/Warner Bros. and Aaron Sorkin. No Copyright infringement is intended,

The original challenge by a West Wing fan "Here it is: Two members of the senior staff (I include close other characters like Donna or Abbey) have to wind up dancing. Like tap, softshoe, foxtrot, Fred Astaire-y dancing. Our conversation was originally about Sam but I'm extending it to anyone. Just for fun. " No copyright infringement is intended with these characters.

Early days in the Bartlet administration, a startling discovery is made about one of their own that has shocking repercussions.

Takes place a year after the events of "In Excelsis Deo". Danny checks in with Leo. The West Wing and its characters are the property of Aaron Sorkin. No copyright infringement is not intended.

Set during 5x09 Abu el Banat, the Barlet Family attempts to celebrate the holidays together for the first time in 7 years. But when Abbey and Jed's fourth and youngest daughter stumbles upon an uncomfortable secret, she pays a price.

Post fourth season finale, some reaction to Bartlet's decision. The West Wing and its characters are the property of Aaron Sorkin. No copyright infringement is intended.

Every new season brings special meaning and activities to the Bartlet White House. Take a peek behind the curtain. The West Wing and its characters are the property of Aaron Sorkin. No Copyright infringement is intended.

Set in the winter of 2015, with flashbacks to the winter of 2006. Josh and Donna share in each other's holiday traditions for the first time-and later, with their children.

There they remained breathy leaned against each other. Both supporting the other but in different ways. Both having so many things to say but nothing in particular needing to be said.

Is Josh really the sex god most fanfic make him out to be?

What do Jed and Abbey Bartlet decide to do with their lives once Jed's presidency is over? *A multi-chapter look at the Bartlets and the former WH staff post-presidency. Please let me know what you think! Thank you!

Abbey speaks at a medical convention, and Jed gets turned on. Short fluff!

Donna has always had trouble not wearing every single thing she feels right there in her facial expressions which is probably why Amy is asking the question in the first place. Unrequited season 4 J/D angst. One-shot.

Sam has an argument he'd rather forget. He then has a car crash, after which he can't remember anything at all.

Very short scene in which Jed and Abbey argue about her kiss with a NASCAR driver.

What could have happened between CJ and Danny when he showed up in her office wanting to "talk" on the day of Leo's funeral.

After all that has occurred will Jed Bartlet return to his Presidency? Sequel to "Fallout"