On the West Wing why are the windows on the White House not clear?

In "The West Wing," the Windows of the White House are often depicted as not being clear to enhance the visual storytelling and create a specific atmosphere. The tinted or reflective Windows help maintain the privacy of the characters and the activities inside while also adding a cinematic quality to the scenes. Additionally, it symbolizes the barriers and complexities of political life, creating a sense of separation between the public and the private aspects of the characters' lives.