Toby's 'Bartlet for President' Sign

Toby charges forward gripping a massive 'Bartlet for President' sign, its broad face emblazoned with bold campaign lettering that screams defiance amid the rally's mounting frenzy. Others hoist identical placards alongside swelling balloons during prep at Columbia High School, flags snapping overhead as the marching band blasts, transforming drab pavement into a battleground of red-white-and-blue fervor—until Bruno's curt dismissal condemns it to the discard pile.

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S3E2 · Manchester Part II

Bruno Scorches Sam's Local Band Compromise

Toby brandishes the massive 'Bartlet for President' sign as a prop of aggressive symbolism, threatening hyperbolic violence with it before Bruno orders its disposal, crystallizing rejection of sentimental campaign visuals in favor of streamlined messaging amid rally frenzy.

Before: Held aggressively by Toby during approach

After: Destined for discard pile per Bruno's directive

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S3E2 · Manchester Part II

Toby's Sign-Wielding Fury Clashes with Bruno's Dismissal

Toby clutches the massive 'Bartlet for President' sign as a weaponized emblem of original campaign fervor, thrusting it aggressively while decrying its rejection; Bruno casually dooms it to discard, underscoring narrative clash between sentimental history and pragmatic reinvention amid rally symbolism.

Before: Held prominently by Toby, freshly retrieved from prep pile

After: Condemned for disposal, symbolizing old messaging's demise

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