I've been thinking about it, and she reminds me a lot of "President Alma Coin" from the Hunger Games series



For those who aren't familiar with the character....

I know it may seem silly... But

And mods, please don't close this. I don't support either Trump or Hillary nor I am against them. I'm just pointing out something that I find quite interesting

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EDIT: I'm trying to have an actually mature and deep/thoughtful/intriguing conversation with ATRL and someone already reported this is closely related to Psychology (my major) so, again, I was very interested in this.

I haven't seen anybody been messy so far so I hope this doesn't get closed .

Originally posted by SweetTalker Like I said. I'm not against her or anything. I legit just thought it was interesting

Originally posted by Marvin Doesn't she die in the movie?

Originally posted by Jotham People have been making this comparison for a while now.

Consider Divergent. In the film, Kate Winslet plays a character named Jeanine Matthews. Actually, “character” is too weak a word. “Villain” is more like it. The leader of the brainy Erudite clan, Matthews plots to overthrow the reigning Abnegation government and seize power by injecting into the Dauntless faction a computerized serum that transforms the city’s brave defenders into an army of suggestible, sleepwalking drones. She believes that a strong, hyper-rational central government is the only way to keep human nature’s less savory impulses in check. She takes pains to affect a compassionate, concerned demeanor that nonetheless always feels calculated and self-interested. Oh, and she just happens to have a Middle-American accent, blonde, bobbed hair, a matronly figure, and a closet full of long, collarless pantsuits. In short, Matthews looks and acts exactly like Hillary Clinton—or at least Hillary Clinton as imagined by the conservative contingent at Comic Con. And later this year, Julianne Moore will star in The Hunger Games: Mockingjay—Part 1 as President Alma Coin: another cold, calculating, devious, power-hungry, besuited, light-haired woman leader who “will do whatever it takes to attain her goals.” Some critics will say that we should interpret the sudden big-screen appearance of Jeanine Matthews, Secretary Delacourt, and President Alma Coin—leaders who happen to resemble Barack Obama’s likeliest successor—as a sign that we’re still very, very uncomfortable with the prospect of putting a woman in charge. What these movies prove, they will add, is that America is still afraid of women like Clinton. Women who are tough, brilliant, and plainly ambitious. Women who don’t conform to society’s sexual expectations. Women who try to run the world rather than seduce it. We are so stressed out about the havoc these women will wreak on the future, the argument will go, that we’ve begun to subconsciously channel our anxieties into science fiction.

Originally posted by Kamren http://www.thedailybeast.com/article...ger-games.html Pretty much Divergent and Hunger Games both feature villains similar to Hillary Clinton as a result of her influence. They're based off of her just like how House of Cards, Madam Secretary, The Good Wife, etc. are based of Hillary.

Originally posted by ozlovezashlee Iconic Female