House of cards francs lose the president

[@retrojournalist]

Secretary of State. That's all he wanted. That's what he was promised.

[@Gizo02]

Yep. Then Frank would have supported him, including during his 2016 re-election bid, before launching his own presidential bid for 2020.

[@GoTfan-eb8tk]

​@Gizo02 that's crap. This is a man who wants nothing but power.

[@GoTfan-eb8tk]

If you believe that, you never watched the show.

[@Gizo02]

@@GoTfan-eb8tk yes of course he wanted power and to become president. But the point is that if Walker hadn’t betrayed him, he would have supported his presidency before then making his move. It was Walker’s betrayal that caused him to rapidly accelerate his own presidential ambitions, and want to sabotage him as revenge.

[@GoTfan-eb8tk]

@@Gizo02 I'm not sure what show you were watching then, but it certainly was not House of Cards.

[@steverogers7601]

Lmao Frank was a gaslighting pro!

[@BlackDiamond2718]

And he still had the nerve to make him the enemy when he started that by going back on his word

[@elijahlivingston9477]

Probably forgot about that at this point

[@wilji1090]

Garner challenged Roosevelt in ‘40

[@gameoveror1946]

Yes but never the way Underwood did it.

[@heimdallr6636]

Plus I don’t like garner killed a congressman and reporters

[@Alvin_Vivian]

Also Roosevelt would have been entering his 3rd term in 1940, so it was an exceptional case, and he should have been challenged.

[@ibrahimwesam2727]

Teddy or Freddy?

[@antoniodavi5392]

​@@ibrahimwesam2727Fred

[@vanikestewart8578]

Um Thomas Jefferson challenge Adams.

[@usul573]

I guess since the 12th amendment and 1804 which cleared up that madness at least.

[@benwagner2000]

The President in this was so weak. I love how they casted a White Obama dude

[@luc0007]

Lmfao literally what I thought. His mannerisms, appearance, even the way he speaks is a white Obama

[@electrongaming123]

lmao i didnt realize until now how accurate white obama is, although the obama that the dems portrayed because in reality he was a very clever and Machiavellian dude.

[@cald1421]

An excellent scene with excellent actors and the comments are in a history lesson. Lol

[@adanferrermoldes7456]

Si prestas atención te das cuenta de que es Frank quién controla en todo momento la situación.

[@hambugler194]

It's Frank not Franc

[@True38]

I'm not first.

[@garrettfulks2932]

Jefferson vs Adam’s (1800)?

[@lawsharland7278]

Tbf, Jefferson and Adams hadn't been elected on the same ticket, but had actually ran against eachother in 1796.

[@stevyt77]

That's actually not true, Thomas Jefferson challenged John Adams

[@floydpinkerton7954]

Did you have a stroke writing this title?