Everything we've seen so far has led up to this. The political maneuverings reach a fever pitch in this searing season finale, as President Walker, Raymond Tusk and Underwood all seek to out-manipulate one another, but of course, Frank is the King, and comes out smelling of roses. After Tusk testifies against Walker, Walker resigns, causing Underwood to immediately be sworn in as the President of the United States. His first move as POTUS? He gives up Xander Feng, resulting in one hilarious scene in which Feng is told by officers that his asylum has just been revoked. The final scene shows Frank enter the Oval Office, pushing away Walker's chair, touching the wood of his office table, looking to the camera and giving his signature knuckle knock, as we cut to black. What other ending could there have been? Have you made your way through House of Cards Season 2 yet? Let me know what you think in the comments!
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