Cameron

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Cameron is a consequential House member who authors and advances contentious social legislation, most notably sponsoring House Resolution 973 — a proposal to bar gays from military service. He functions as a legislative provocateur whose motions on the floor reshape White House calculus, concentrate media attention, and force executive staff into urgent damage‑control and donor management. Narrative appearances include interactions with Joshua Lyman, Donnatella Moss, Charlie Young, Samuel Seaborn, and Toby Ziegler; associated with The West Wing S1E16 "20 Hours In L.A."

8 appearances

Legislative Politics / U.S. House of Representatives

Also known as: MR. CAMERON, Mr. Cameron, CAMERON, Rep. Cameron

Cameron's Journey

A timeline through the narrative

8 moments

S2E1 · In the Shadow of Two Gunmen Part I

Hoynes' Charismatic Banter Shattered by Secret Service Swarm

requests Vice President Hoynes to hold the shirt up higher for photos

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S2E1 · In the Shadow of Two Gunmen Part I

Sam Masterfully Pitches Judgment-Proof $18M Tanker Structure

Nitpicking irritation veiled as professional diligence

Probes the 'cheap' $18M price skeptically, then pedantically corrects 'boats' to 'ships,' pressing Sam on mechanics and drawing a witty deflection that underscores his rigid scrutiny.

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S2E2 · In the Shadow of Two Gunmen Part 2

Sam Insists on Sharing Blame for the President's Exposure

Clinically interrogative, detached

Cameron's disembodied voiceover pierces the tension as Sam exits, delivering the flashback-triggering line that yanks the narrative into Sam's corporate past.

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S2E2 · In the Shadow of Two Gunmen Part 2

Sam's Principled Push for Shared Blame

Clinically probing detachment

Cameron's disembodied voiceover delivers the line 'Can the ships pass inspection?' precisely as Sam exits the room and walks down the hallway, bridging the present crisis to Sam's corporate past …

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S2E2 · In the Shadow of Two Gunmen Part 2

Sam's Moral Interruption of the Unsafe Tankers Pitch

Defensive impatience masking fiscal opportunism

Mr. Cameron defends the cheap tanker acquisition citing low cost as a fleet bargain, dismisses Sam's PR liability warnings by invoking external PR firms, and reacts with sticker shock to …

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S2E2 · In the Shadow of Two Gunmen Part 2

Hallway Clash: Gage Accuses Sam of Self-Sabotage

Impatient dismissal of ethical detours

Earlier voices desire for the cheap fleet in response to Sam's initial proposal, dismissing broader risks with PR firm quips, setting the stage for the exit confrontation by highlighting transactional …

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S2E2 · In the Shadow of Two Gunmen Part 2

Sam's Fiery Moral Stand for Safer Tankers

Coolly analytical with underlying impatience

Mr. Cameron briefly questions amortization details pre-tax at the pitch's outset, probing financial specifics before Sam's moral detour dominates, sitting amid the escalating tension without further intervention.

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S2E2 · In the Shadow of Two Gunmen Part 2

Drenched Josh Summons Sam to New Hampshire

Inquisitively focused amid rising exasperation

Cameron probes amortization details pre-tax at the pitch's outset, setting fiscal tone before Sam's ethical detour spirals, remaining a silent sentinel as chaos erupts but contributing to the mounting pressure …

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