> benjyaw said on
11-28-2009 at
18:22:
roflmao!
> grumpytosnowwhite said on
11-07-2009 at
00:54:
The governor is part of the state government. Congress and the president are part of the federal government. The federal government and the government of any given state are separate entities.
> Redcarpet01 said on
11-06-2009 at
07:30:
Of course they don't outrank them. A governor is the leader of a state in the US federal system, they are not members of Congress.
> TheEvolvedMind said on
10-08-2009 at
19:08:
Probably hard to tell considering they're like apples and oranges. Congressmen/Senators are part of the Legislative branch while Governors are part of the Executive branch. Considering their different roles it's hard to say that one "outranks" the other.
> buckeyehunter18627 said on
08-28-2009 at
21:00:
According to the U.S. order of precedence, a Governor, while in his or her state, ranks 4th while out of their state, is 26th and ranked by order of their state's admission to the Union. So out of state, New Hampshire was the 7th state admitted to the Union. U.S. Senators are 25th and U.S. Reps are 29th on the list and both are ranked by seniority. Hope it helps.
> mrbh1984 said on
08-27-2009 at
19:21:
I know President Barlett was a governor before he was president. Does anyone know if a governor outranks a congressman/woman or a senator? I can't seem to find out :)
> justink8996 said on
08-14-2009 at
06:51:
Everytime I have sex I want this too be the music played!
> jimbopumbapigsticks said on
07-26-2009 at
23:25:
Best TV show ever.
> Gar2195 said on
07-16-2009 at
12:16:
This theme song really is one of the greats...
> grumpytosnowwhite said on
06-23-2009 at
20:18:
I personally like season 2's credits the best--it has the best ensemble of pictures by far. And the very early version of the theme, from the first few episodes of season 1, was my favorite version of the music. But I do like the addition of Stockhard Channing here.
> RedFoxAce said on
05-25-2009 at
17:06:
They transposed it up a musical key.
> Biscuitchris7again said on
05-06-2009 at
05:29:
PAL is at 25fps...NTSC is at 23.98 and 24...That's the basic answer, the numbers continue on in different formats and rates, 25, 29.97, 30, 59.97..blah blah blah but...that's the basic answer....you are hearing it just a little faster so it sounds higher.
> goldiloks08 said on
04-25-2009 at
14:29:
omfg, one of the best theme songs EVER to hit the airwaves [along with "JAG" and "The Unit"'s themes]
> WCD73 said on
03-19-2009 at
05:26:
I love The West Wing's banter!!!
> sodak25 said on
02-23-2009 at
10:49:
true, but then again had he gone to rawanda, americans would have been branded by the rest of the world as invaders who mettle in the business of soverign nations.
> DrGregoryHouseIT said on
02-21-2009 at
21:20:
And Joshua 'Will' Malina was a member of Annette Bening's staff in that movie.
> Jnelson09Returns said on
02-16-2009 at
03:16:
This was probably taken from a PAL broadcast in Europe. They always sound higher-pitched than in NTSC. Not sure why that is.
> wadde said on
02-14-2009 at
05:00:
nope, this recording is accurate. They revamped and rearranged the music a few times throughout the show's seven seasons. You must have been thinking of the opening titles in the later seasons. Compare this with the video I posted :)
> ShadowItachi88 said on
02-13-2009 at
20:43:
this opeing sounds a little different, it's more higher pitched then it actually is. Maybe it's a lower quality one or something.
> ianberg2009 said on
02-06-2009 at
21:03:
In "The American President" Martin Sheen was Chief of Staff to President Michael Douglas. Aaron Sorkin had a bit part as some guy in a bar.
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