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Margaret is generally rather eccentric and displays a number of personality quirks. She once revealed to Leo that she has been practicing the President's signature, much to Leo's dismay.
 
Margaret is generally rather eccentric and displays a number of personality quirks. She once revealed to Leo that she has been practicing the President's signature, much to Leo's dismay.
 
Despite her quirky behavior, she exhibits unconditional loyalty to Leo.
 
Despite her quirky behavior, she exhibits unconditional loyalty to Leo.
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Margaret is generally referred to only by her first name. In fact, her surname was not revealed until the later seasons.
   
 
==Personal Life==
 
==Personal Life==

Revision as of 00:49, 14 May 2009

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Margaret Hooper is a fictional character played by NiCole Robinson on the television serial drama The West Wing. Margaret is the Senior Assistant to the White House Chief of Staff.

Professional Life

She worked on the Bartlet campaign and was in charge of assigning volunteers before becoming secretary to Leo McGarry and later C.J. Cregg.

Margaret is generally rather eccentric and displays a number of personality quirks. She once revealed to Leo that she has been practicing the President's signature, much to Leo's dismay. Despite her quirky behavior, she exhibits unconditional loyalty to Leo.

Margaret is generally referred to only by her first name. In fact, her surname was not revealed until the later seasons.

Personal Life

Quotes

"Can I just say something for the future? I can sign the president's name. I've got his signature down pretty good."


"Apparently your response to Donna's perfectly legitimate concern about the White House not supporting OSHA's recommendation regarding Repetitive Stress Injuries was 'Type slower.' Donna has organized most of the assistants in the White House to do just that."


"I left her alone, 'cause I think I was freaking her out."


"I say we should've gone in there with four tank divisions and turned the place into a casino."


"Do I need to explain the rules on making appointments again? Are you confused? … I'll jot them down."

References