60-Second Campaign Answer on Rwanda

Toby thrusts a stack of papers at pregnant Andy outside Saybrook Institute, burying the 60-second Rwanda answer amid defense responses, procurement cases, IRC choices, and a marriage license. Andy grabs the bundle, nods to tackle the policy work despite rejecting remarriage, her focus sharpening on debate prep as Toby presses personal boundaries into professional demands.

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S4E5 · Debate Camp

Paperwork and a Boundary

The 60‑second Rwanda answer is singled out by Toby as a tight, time‑sensitive messaging piece; it's part of the packet Andy accepts, serving as a rapid response line that must be crisp for debate or press moments.

Before: With Toby, prepared as a draft response for review.

After: Handed to Andy for revision and polish.

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S4E5 · Debate Camp

Courtyard: Debate Prep, Domestic Lines, and the Rooker Tiff

The 60-second Rwanda answer is named by Toby as urgent debate material; it represents the campaign's immediate rhetorical needs and is part of the bundle Andy agrees to review despite refusing the personal requests.

Before: Included in the packet of debate prep handed to Andy by Toby.

After: Accepted by Andy for review; remains in her possession as she walks away to work on the answers.

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