'House of Cards' Unites D.C.
Democrats and Republicans can agree on one thing: Kevin Spacey. The White House Correspondents' Dinner began with a spoof of the hit series 'House of Cards,’ as Spacey reprised his role—while politicians from both sides of the aisle made cameos. As Spacey's Frank Underwood says, 'That's what real bipartisanship looks like.'
Democrats and Republicans can agree on one thing: Kevin Spacey. The White House Correspondents' Dinner began with a spoof of the hit series 'House of Cards,’ as Spacey reprised his role—while politicians from both sides of the aisle made cameos. As Spacey's Frank Underwood says, 'That's what real bipartisanship looks like.'
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