Politician's tricks and strategies, tight and tense plot rhythm, make people bloody, every character has his last resort and sadness Frank's strategizing, full of self-confidence, at first I thought he was invincible as if he opened the perspective of God, but Gradually I found out that he was also in trouble. It was just that the superior person was above everything, and it was inevitable to feel uncomfortable to demand control over everything. He was too strong and too demanding for power. For the purpose, he would not allow any betrayal. She's ambitious but indecisive, she's the same type as Frank, who wants to be in control, she'll fire people who don't follow her orders, she's alienated and comforted by her lover Adam, she's got the weakness of a woman, She doesn't have Frank's boldness, but ambition and ambition make the two of them walk together, gain power together, and figure out solutions together, but when two powerful people collide, friction is inevitable, and Claire has to compromise in front of Frank. At first, she liked zoe, she had IQ, she knows exactly what she wants and pays for it. She relies on her brain to reach an agreement with Frank to work together. For the news conference, she sleeps with Frank and takes the initiative to leave behind the handle, but when she gets close to power, she thinks she has power, and she begins to put herself in a wrong position. , from the time she started begging Frank to come to her house, and she was instigated to release Frank's pigeons, I felt sad about her, and the final betrayal was also expected, but Christina surprised me, I thought it was just a subordinate to Russell She has no opinion, but she resolutely left Russell and loved Russell so much that she came back to him and encouraged him. She is so beautiful that I admire her.
Russell can be said to be a trivial piece in the big game of chess played by Frank. He was used and kicked away mercilessly, but I like his awakening, his determination, his candor and his actions. Min thinks but can't do anything, I think he's really awesome and admirable when he starts quitting drinking and getting ready to run for governor in a suit
And Jane, and Doug, and Rachel, and so on, everyone who gets caught up in the political whirlpool and struggles, makes me sigh.
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