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Title: The First (truly stupid) Counsel
Review: If the real White House hired emotionally ga-ga lawyers like Michael Garrick, the president would be in a heap of trouble. Garrick falls for a whacked out, unstable, First Daughter and then lets her suck him into a self-incriminating situation that, from the outset, clearly jeopardizes his career, not to mention puts him at risk of criminal indictment. What ambitious, political savvy, inside-the-beltway go getter would ever find himself in such a mess?The dialogue is barely adult. It's more typical of sitcom wisecracking among "Animal House" fraternity types. The characters are shallow, cardboard cutouts. The plot is so-so (hence two stars rather than one), but is hardly the thriller that some believe it is. I'll give Melzer a point for accurate depictions of Washington neighborhoods and the Metro system. He certainly knows his subway stations.
