Roosevelt Room Woman

A focused, factual presenter who appears in Roosevelt Room briefings to argue conservation priorities and supply crisp technical detail. She operates overhead projectors, anchors visual advocacy, and delivers somber facts—most notably revealing that Pluie the wolf was shot—then shifts into procedural interrogation by asking President Bartlet whether he knows budget numbers offhand. Her interventions cut through idealism with blunt, evidence-driven clarity and position her as a peripheral but catalytic voice in White House policy presentations.