When President Bartlet narrowly lost his reelection bid in 2002, the Democratic Party was thrown into despondency, then moved to determination. Two campaigns vie for the Democratic nomination in 2006, both hell-bent on settling old scores.

CJ Cregg takes care of her appearance; it's a requirement in her line of work. Going to the salon is one of the few habits she keeps throughout her entire adult life, but it's a habit that changes with the times. Twenty years of CJ and her hair.

Several Justices on the Lang Court express their feelings about the state of the nation to one another on November 9, 2016. Technically Part Three of the Amendments series (Amendment 12), but not strictly canon, in the same sense that the Season 3 special episode "Isaac and Ishmael" is not strictly canon to the world of "The West Wing." Warning: Not at all politically subtle.

The first and last Christmas parties of the Bartlet Administration, 1997-2007. Where were they then, where are they now? Christmas fluff.

Side story for Timing, Degree and Conviction. How would the events of Impact Winter be different if Josh and Donna had gotten together after the CODEL bombing in Gaza and stayed together since? Romantic holiday fluff with a healthy dose of "if only."

Side Story for the canon-divergence fic "Such A Winter's Day," this probably won't make sense to anyone who hasn't read at least as far as Chapter 24. Sam and Donna's first Christmas together, or their first Christmas together-apart. Part of the promised backfill of story between Chapters 23 and 24, pure fluff and romance.

Sam makes a Christmas visit to Ainsley in the Steam Pipe Trunk Distribution Venue and discovers the new decoration above her door. Banter ensues, as does much else. Romantic holiday fluff.

There's not much cause for celebration at the White House during the MS hearings, but Christmas is a special occasion. Carol hosts a party and invites all her friends.

Josh and Donna invite Toby, Andi and the kids over for a Hanukkah celebration in the third year of the Santos Administration. Fluffy holiday fic.

"What, you scared I'll kick your ass again?"

While Josh endures the crucible of his Christmas Eve session with Stanley Keyworth, Sam and Donna worry about him from afar. Christmas plans are a small price to pay for the chance to help a friend start putting his life back together.

Jed and Abbey, at home in Manchester, having an involved discussion on Christmas trees, pickup trucks, and times when a man stands up.

Evelyn Baker Lang and Christopher Mulready's names became irrevocably linked in history books when they were elevated to the U.S. Supreme Court simultaneously. But the Bartlet Administration's "swap-a-dee-doo" was predated by years of friendly rivalry and mutual respect between the two jurists. Part One of the Amendments series (inspired very, very loosely by the Bill of Rights).

A few days ago I watched "Posse Comitatus" and my hearts were broken along with CJ's so to deal with my grief I wrote a little story about what happens with CJ after we see her sitting on a bench crying. Angsty.

In a two-term presidency, Inauguration Day is the end of the beginning and a chance to start fresh. In the moment between the old and the new, maybe there's a chance for something that can't be had at any other time. Also, Charlie loves Zoey and must have her back.

Mid-Episode fix for College Kids. What would happen if Josh didn't go find Amy on the dance floor?

Rosslyn. Josh's mind wanders to 1970.

CJ's thirtieth birthday is not turning out very happy until she meets a handsome and interesting man at a hotel bar. A handsome, interesting, and married man.

After finally getting the education bill through Congress, President Santos and his staff gather for an informal cookout in the White House, where everybody has something to say.

Hate mail is nothing new in the White House, but usually it's not addressed to Donna.

After the end of the Santos Administration, former Chief of Staff Josh Lyman finds himself having difficulty adjusting to life outside the White House. Luckily, he has one friend who can give him some advice from experience.

Donna went home to Wisconsin to try and patch things up with her boyfriend. When that doesn't work out, she and her best friend Stephanie go on a road trip to get Donna back where she really belongs.

A short and tempestuous tale of Wisconsin, wild women, and woe.

There was a time when Josh believed that staffing the entire Santos Administration was the most important and difficult piece of personnel allocation he'd ever be called upon to do. Two years later, at another point of transition, he found himself with an even tougher problem.

Jed and Abbey's youngest daughter Alexandra is returned to them during their first year in the white house after 12 years of being kidnapped and though she wasn't abused in anyway and treated very well, she bares severe emotional scars from the kidnapping and how she was treated.