Lessons In Ruthlessness From Frank Underwood (House of Cards)

Even if you haven't finished binge-watching season 2 yet, here's your (spoiler free) compilation of the best advice Washington's most cutthroat fictional politician has to offer.

Edited by Bryan Menegus
@BryanDisagrees

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[JamesIdentity]

"What is the face of a coward? The back of his head as he runs from the battle"
-Frank Underwood

[briancarter]

“The road to power is paved with hypocrisy...and casualties.”

Great writing!

[TrancefamilyASOT]

Frank is the type of guy that will survive a zombie apocalypse with no weapons

[mnc]

"Doormats and matadors". Incredible writing.

[QuietstormRB]

I've never wanted the bad guy to win until I met Frank Underwood. 

[rafaelsantos]

Niccolo Machiavelli will be in tears of joy right now

[grig]

Frank Underwood - "No writer worth his salt can resist a good story, just as no politician can resist making promises he can't keep." -this one stick with me

[amyzhang]

Whenever I try to be more badass, I actually think of what Frank would do.

[leoandsan]

Cant help but think about this. "The greatest trick the devil ever pulled was convincing the world he didn't exist."

[martinaubin]

"You see, Freddy believes that if a fridge falls off a minivan, you better swerve out of its way. I believe it’s the fridge’s job to swerve out of mine."

[Matthew-uhid]

I would still Watch House of Cards with him on it, Sorry I can separate art from artist and he is a damn great actor

[notesandlettersbillcushing]

About 1/3 into season 3 when this dawned on me: every phrase or saying that Frank uses to justify his scumbaggery could easily be printed under the picture of a mountain, sunrise, or ocean view and placed as a motivational slogan in just about any office building.

[slothfromthegoonies]

Frank Underwood is a modern adaption of Shakespeare's Richard III. It's amazing how adaptable and relevant Shakespeare's works have remained.

[Gavlarr]

Frank Underwood's monologue at the end of the first episode of season 2 was bloody amazing

[Sjrick]

i binge watched both seasons and when i first saw him talk to the camera, i thought oh no, this is gonna suck, , but it turns out it adds such an insight into his character. Feb2015 cant come quick enough

[EarFarce]

"Good things happen to good people"

I don't know why but that made me laugh hard.

[VivianJade]

The first episode of season two was amazing, truly.

[HN-pedj]

I love frank underwood. There’s no point to house of cards without him.

[miraz]

New Diplomacy: Shake hands with right hand but hold a sanitizer in your left.

[danieldougan]

This show feels just like a Shakespeare play. It's no coincidence. There's a reason he quoted from "Julius Caesar."