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Dave Kovic runs a temporary employment agency named Kovic’s Temps in Georgetown, Washington, D.C. He also has a sideline job of impersonating President Bill Mitchell because they have a resemblance. One day, he is requested to make an appearance as the President at a hotel by Duane Stevensen, a secret service agent. Dave thought it as it’s just a matter of security, but the truth is just to cover up Mitchell's extramarital affair with Randi, a White House staffer. One night, when President Mitchell suffered a stroke while he was having sex with Randi, that leads him in a coma. Bob Alexander, the White House Chief of Staff and Alan Reed, the Communications Director sees an opportunity to convince Dave to continue impersonating President Mitchell by telling him that the country would suffer a lot if the truth was revealed and if he did not do the impersonating. They also told Dave that the Vice President Gary Nance is mentally ill and Bob doesn’t want Vice President Nance to takes place because he will get caught about his lies and corruption. Only Dave, Alan, Bob, Duane, and the medical staff know about the switch and neither Randi nor Ellen Mitchell, …show more content…

Dave stood up to him and told Bob that if he does that he has more to lose if the truth was revealed. Dave then held a news conference and told the public that he is firing Bob and offering a full-employment program to Congress. Later on, Dave has met Vice President Nance who had been sent off to Africa and confronted him about the savings and loan scandal insisting that they both know that there is no credit to the accusation. Dave now told Alan about the whole plan was Bob's idea. On the other hand, Bob revealed about President Mitchell's involvement in the loan scandal while pushing his own candidacy for presidency realizing that he cannot go into hiding. Dave then decided to take charge for President Mitchell's

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