Seaborn for Congress Posters

Staff in the Outer Oval Office reference these Seaborn for Congress posters as prank material to cover windows in Will Bailey's office. Donna, Josh, C.J., and Carol invoke them during a hazing setup that includes a goat named Ron, turning campaign visuals into tools for levity. The posters remain hypothetical props, amplifying comic relief as Josh collides with Will amid political tension.

2 appearances

Purpose

Prank props to cover office windows during staff hazing

Significance

These posters inject workplace humor into moments of crisis, highlighting how Donna's pep talk and the goat prank help the team cope with vote-trading embarrassments and hostile polls.

Appearances in the Narrative

When this object appears and how it's used

2 moments

S4E12 · Guns Not Butter

Buying a Vote and a Fishhooks Pep Talk

Seaborn-for-Congress posters are mentioned by Will as a possible window-covering hazing tactic and function as another comic prop that ties campaign culture to the West Wing's everyday life.

Before: Available as prank material in staff circulation.

After: Still present or contemplated as part of office hazing; not physically altered during this moment.

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S4E12 · Guns Not Butter

Buying the Vote, Fishhooks, and Ron the Goat

Seaborn for Congress posters are named as one of the items used to cover windows during hazing; they function as political in-joke props that ground levity in the staff's institutional world.

Before: Prepared and placed to cover windows in the targeted office(s).

After: Remain in use as part of the hazing tableau.

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