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+ | He has a long-standing on-again/off-again romance with White House [[Press Secretary]] turned [[White House Chief of Staff]] [[C.J. Cregg]]. |
Sometime in the future, after President Bartlet has left the [[White House]], Danny and C.J. Cregg rekindle their romantic relationship, move to [[Santa Monica, California|Santa Monica]], [[California]], and have a baby. |
Sometime in the future, after President Bartlet has left the [[White House]], Danny and C.J. Cregg rekindle their romantic relationship, move to [[Santa Monica, California|Santa Monica]], [[California]], and have a baby. |
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Daniel "Danny" Concannon is the White House correspondant for the Washington Post played by Timothy Busfield on the television serial drama The West Wing.
Professional Life
Danny is also the correspondant who is the most steadfastly supportive of the Bartlet administration, and he appears to have a good friendship with President Josiah Bartlet, Leo McGarry, Charlie Young and Josh Lyman as well.
Danny won the Pulitzer Prize for journalism and like the President is a graduate of University of Notre Dame.
Personal Life
He has a long-standing on-again/off-again romance with White House Press Secretary turned White House Chief of Staff C.J. Cregg.
Sometime in the future, after President Bartlet has left the White House, Danny and C.J. Cregg rekindle their romantic relationship, move to Santa Monica, California, and have a baby.
Quotes
Danny Concannon: I'm sure that was an answer to some question, Mr. President, it just wasn't an answer to mine.