S07E14 · SCENE 11/15 · 15:35
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Campaign Van and Election Strategy

The group discusses the campaign van and election strategy.

15:35→16:22
in the episode · 0m 47s · S07E14

What happens

15:35–16:22

The group discusses the campaign van and how to use it to reach voters. They also talk about the importance of having a good strategy to win the election.

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DriverPeggy
Positionact2 · complication
ThreadAfter School Program Crisis

Key lines

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15:56

How much Peggy Hill paying you to be jackass?

16:05

I bet they're using it to bus their constituents to the polling place.

16:19

I rewired it myself.

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rivalry0.3
tense0.3
social rule violation0.2
escalation0.2
absurd0.2
coincidence0.1
comeuppance0.1
monologueargument

Beats

16:05They discuss using the van to bus constituents to the polling place
17:47They discuss the need for a bus to reach more voters

Scene in the episode

15:35–16:22
A · School Board Election Rivalry
B · After School Program Crisis
C · Campaign Strategy and Conflict

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