Bulldog in the White House

The film portrays a satirical version of the Bush administration, depicting its members as a group consumed by their own desires. "Bulldog in the White House" adapts Choderlos de Laclos' "Dangerous Liaisons," using its framework to explore manipulation and deceit in a political context.

At the center of the plot is Bulldog, a hustler who infiltrates the Washington press corps, seducing his way into the political elite. Under the influence of Karl Rove, Bulldog engages in a series of manipulative relationships with key figures, including a press secretary and the president himself. The film's focus on a gay theme adds another layer to its commentary on power dynamics and personal relationships within the political arena.