@Justin - I was thinking the same thing. If Olivia was kidnapped and is traumatized from that experience, why would she be "comfortable" in taking a strange man, someone she knows nothing about, to her apartment.

But as the saying goes "two wrongs don't make a right'. Why ruin the lives of men that you had consensual sex with just because one man ruined yours?

@npr - slowly claps. I said the same thing (in other words lol) to another poster. And thanks for bringing up the 1st daughter's sexual escapade - I had forgotten all about that. Nevertheless, all through Sue's monologue, the word "double standard" kept creeping in my brain. I just don't view "sleeping around with…

To tell you the truth, I didn't see anything empowering about Olivia picking up a strange man and taking him back to her apartment - actually it showed a sign of weakness - it showed a woman who is not really dealing with her issues. What would have been empowering to me would have been Olivia seeking the therapy…

Wow, I missed that lawyer line too. I thought she was a teacher because in the episode 752, Huck went to visit her in school - she was a kindergarten teacher.

White folks murder themselves in the streets everyday too. They also kidnap each other, are sex offenders, pedophiles and make threats to government and law enforcement officials - so what is your point? Hell, just yesterday, I white man tried to kidnap a kid on the streets and some young boys saved the kid. I'll…

No, instead, maybe the police force will mirror the neighborhood they are suppose to protect and serve.

In the same year, there were a few thousand white men killed by other white men, and I'm pretty sure that some Asians managed to kill other Asians and hispanics killed by other hispanics and the beat goes on. Newsflash - most crime is committed interracially because neighborhoods are still heavily segregated. As for…

Like you said, they want to serve "their" community. It is dangerous to come into any community, whether it is white, black, hispanic or asian, with preconceived notions of the people. Being a cop is not a Right especially since they are armed.

I guess through all your visits you never saw white criminals, huh. You don't see these home invasions where white criminals kill whole white families or any of the other various crimes white people commit. Unlike you, I have been all over the world (Asia and Europe), and what I've noticed is that all people commit…

I guess we also don't need episodes trying to cash in on domestic violence and rape either.

I see that you live in Mayberry and YOUR kids do no wrong, which is why cops are more likely to let YOUR kids off for shoplifting and arrest black kids for the same offense. I suggest you have that talk with YOUR kid because I have seen YOUR kids turn over and burn cars after sporting events, curse out cops, resist…

I second your vote. I think he would be great. Notice how he is Olivia graduated from the same law school (Georgetown Law).

I also want to add, if these white cops are so scared of the residents, then why the hell do they want to be cops. I am all for community policing - I love what "100 Black Men" are doing in New York City, and I believe that the police force should mirror the people who they are responsible for protecting and serving.

It's apparent that you watch too much T.V. It seems as if your entire opinion of young blacks come from rap videos. Here's a newsflash - rappers didn't even live the life that they rapped about and 80% of rap music was brought my white suburban teens. If you are a black man, its sad, no - downright pathetic that…

When the Michael Brown's of the world smoke it, you call it dope, but when your kid smokes it, you call it weed and even legalize it. Ok (sarcasm).

Even when Shonda's storytelling gets a bit crazy for me taste, one of my main reasons for supporting her is that she gives black woman an opportunity to work behind the camera. The "Where's the Black Lady" episode was written by a black woman (Raamla Mohammed) and directed by a black woman (Debbie Allen) and starred…

Thanks.

Thanks for the vote of confidence (lol). It does make constitutional sense because the threshold to be VP is pretty low - it doesn't make "logical sense" of a First Lady stepping into the VP slot; but the one thing I have found out about Scandal is that the entire show is not logical. Nothing they do on the show is…

@IminyJo: I agree; Season 1 and 2 were magnificient, in my opinion. The story was progressing so well, and when Fitz and Olivia had their "Earn Me Moment' I, like many fans, thought that was the time to actually put them together (Presidential Divorce and outcome should have been the theme of Season 3). Scandal…