[after Santos admits he only became a candidate to get a couple of months of media exposure for his education plan] I gave up everything for this! You aren't even in it to win?
Maybe we have a different definition of winning, Josh.
“Opposition Research” · Season 6
In this episode: Josh Lyman (4), Matt Santos (4)
You're not making it easy.
Well, you know if we're going to do this, I'm not going to make it easy.... I'm going to push every limit. And that's the campaign you get to run.
What if I can't make that work?
Well, then no one can.
One idea is a big fund raising drive in the Latino community.
I don't feel comfortable with that right now.
Its a huge donor base you alone can tap.
Josh, I don't wanna just be the brown candidate, I want to be the American candidate.
How do you want to go broke? As the brown candidate or the American candidate?
I want this to be a campaign of ideas... and these campaigns always wind up being about a candidate's high school transcripts.... You know, if we just took the money the campaign spent on personality contests and partisan side shows, we could solve this country's problems and shut down talk radio, all at the same time.
New Hampshire is about retail politics. People here won't vote for you until you've had coffee in their house five times.
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