TheWestWing OK, Threads friends, I’m watching this show for the first time. In season 2, episode 17 (“ The Stackhouse Filibuster”), will someone help me understand the relevance of the Senator rambling on for hours about recipes and card game rules and the White House staff learning the Senator has an autistic grandchild? I feel like I missed part of the plot. 🤷‍♀️ 🇺🇸

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6 分鐘內	Beth Cockman bethcw47	He wanted funding added to the children’s health bill for autism because he has an autistic grandson. He got what he wanted. Because of his filibuster and the delay, they could reopen the bill and discuss adding it.
44 分鐘內	Kelly been2boston	There’s no real relevance to the overall storylines, it’s a stand alone story, showing how government may work.
2 小時內	Tami Carson carsontami	That is 100% the plot. Politics is not theoretical. At least it shouldn’t be.
4 小時內	Cassie Greco Fritz 1968cassie	He’s delaying a vote because Josh wouldn’t include budget for studies about autism in children. He has to talk continuously without sitting or leaning or his floor time will end. He uses the card game rules, cookbooks, etc just as mindless material to keep talking