Robert Urbanek
Platinum Member
I have been watching on DVDs from the library the first two episodes of the final season of Madam Secretary, which aired on October 6 and 13, 2019 and which presumably were filmed several months earlier.
Elizabeth McCord, now Madam President, has set passage of an infrastructure bill as the priority for her first 100 days in office and her husband appears on The Late Show with Stephen Colbert to argue the need for federal funding of “human infrastructure,” especially money for the education of our future technology innovators: policies and strategies that, other than COVID stimulus dollars, closely matched the actual agenda of the Biden Administration nearly two years later.
Either the producers of the show were remarkably prescient, or Hollywood and the Democratic Party have been working hand and glove in planning and promoting political agendas.
Elizabeth McCord, now Madam President, has set passage of an infrastructure bill as the priority for her first 100 days in office and her husband appears on The Late Show with Stephen Colbert to argue the need for federal funding of “human infrastructure,” especially money for the education of our future technology innovators: policies and strategies that, other than COVID stimulus dollars, closely matched the actual agenda of the Biden Administration nearly two years later.
Either the producers of the show were remarkably prescient, or Hollywood and the Democratic Party have been working hand and glove in planning and promoting political agendas.
