What are the themes explored in the TV series "House of Cards" that relate to the idiom?

by Max Gladstone. I'm here because of Roger. I don't mean here-on-the-Wild Cards-blog-here, I mean, quite likely, here-writing-science-fiction here. Feb 21, 2013 ... And in order to do that I put pressure on everyone around them. I mean, we can't be changing ties after take three: “Oops! This is the wrong tie ... Jan 20, 2014 ... The belief that God minutely controls every action and reaction in the entire universe of space, time and matter. I mean, if God is sovereign, ... Feb 21, 2015 ... But all that really means is that it is dishonest storytelling. Perspective is important. And the trouble with the way story is told in HoC is ... Nov 9, 2018 ... In the final scene, when Doug arrives at the Oval Office, Claire is finally convinced that he was the one who killed Frank. “I think she knows ... A house of cards is an idiom used to describe something that's dangerously unstable or teetering on the brink of collapse. Nov 5, 2018 ... What any of this means, or what any of these flashbacks are meant to tell us about Claire, is beyond me. They're snippets of Claire being “ ... Dec 7, 2020 ... Does Dreher mean to recognize Nazis as “victims”? It is not an accident that Dreher focuses on the boogeyman that is the former Soviet Union ... Feb 18, 2014 ... But not to mix fact and fiction, the Claire Underwood/Ashleigh Banfield interview is one of the two major, two person dramas that will play out ... If you say that a system, organization, or plan is a house of cards, you mean that it is likely to fail or collapse. The film is a house of cards. If one ...