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The new president faces an economic disaster. After issuing Executive Order 14914, the House begins impeachment proceedings
Following a bizarre Inauguration Day, President Granger foresees a severe economic decline. He issues Executive Order 14914 to ward off a depression.
His adversary, the Speaker of the House, condemns the EO and influences the House to impeach Granger, leading to a dramatic Senate trial.
As the Senate decides his fate, Granger undergoes stress that questions his future as president. Will the 25th Amendment come into play?
| |  | | Compelled
Injured in Iraq, Army vet struggles to adapt to civilian life. Becomes whistle-blower in local politics.
Injured in Iraq, Drew Baxter needs psychiatric help to cope with nightmares and dealing with fellow employees. As a clerk in fictional Barneget Junction, he uncovers illegal real estate transactions by a mayor on a fast track to governor of New Jersey. He meets Angie who becomes his lifeline to reality. After the FBI resolves the mayor's corruption, Baxter achieves peace of mind ss a paralegal and wed to Angie.
| |  | | In Honor of Justice
A peace march in Jerusalem is disrupted by a group with roots to Nazi Germany. The FBI tracks the group to Zurich and Rome. A confrontation of the adversaries leads to surprising results.
| |  | | Justice on a Mission
Will a peace march in the old city of Jerusalem unite Christians, Jews and Muslims?
The story of a parish priest's adventure in international politics and peace.
| |  | | Patriotic Gamble
A presidential election goes haywire. The 12th and 25th Amendments are in play.
President Atkinsen fails to get 270 votes in the Electoral College. His adversary orchestrates a constitutional crisis. A dramatic vote for pres. takes place in the House.
Chief-of-staff Wagner gambles to conceal a secret about the president, leading to bizarre happenings on Inauguration Day.
Wagner must choose the West Wing or reconciliation with his estranged wife.
| |  | | The Atkinsen Ticket
A President undergoes a mid-life crisis, reluctantly runs for reelection, and faces a moral dilemma over the choice of a VP running mate.
President Atkinsen reluctantly agrees to run for a second term in order to break the gridlock inside the Beltway. He endures the travails of campaigning ,including his criticism of a dysfunctional UN.
His choice of a running mate adds a new twist to the campaign and threatens the loyalty of party delegates.
His opponent's support of a North American Union becomes the highlight of the final debate.
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