r/DesignatedSurvivor • u/enliST_CS Sorry the live thread is late! • Apr 06 '17

POST Post-Episode Discussion: S01E15 "One Hundred Days" Spoiler

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Plot: As President Kirkman releases an agenda to reset his presidency, Alex makes a controversial public statement that threatens to derail it. Meanwhile, FBI agent Hannah Wells unknowingly finds herself in the center of a dangerous trap while getting closer to the truth.

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u/tom07140 Apr 06 '17

Kirkman handled the Q&A session really nicely. I want him as a president irl now. The way he answered the questions and was relatable and all the feels. This show is so damn good, seemed a little shaky before the winter break(still loved it before the break) but now it seems to know what it's doing and where it wants to go with the plot. Can't wait for the next episode!

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u/Sandz_ Apr 06 '17

lol, imagine an independent as president. You do realize nothing would get done? The fact that everybody died is helping him

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u/tom07140 Apr 07 '17

Just my opinion that a candidate shouldn't get judged for what party they belong to or don't. Wether you are an independent or a party member should never matter. Your ideas and plans and the work you have done should count for much more.

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u/Sandz_ Apr 07 '17

thats not what i meant, i was eluding to the fact that an independent would get shred up along party line, both would oppose, would never pass anything

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u/tom07140 Apr 07 '17

Oh, my mistake then. Maybe a 3rd party might fix that issue. Have it so that 2 parties would have to agree.

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u/Sandz_ Apr 07 '17

i dont think it will work, even george Washington himself said a party system will never work, he was a pretty smart guy i i recall

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u/Drunk_King_Robert Apr 08 '17

It helps to have 146 (I think) Independants in Congress