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Will Garner's The Good Wife

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The fans of “The Good Wife” might be excited to see that the story is woven into today’s political scene. Never one to shy away from chances (remember Will Garner’s surprise killing) the show is looking to have some focus on Hillary Clinton, even in a very backhanded way. According to The Wrap on Sunday, the character Peter Florrick (played by Chris Noth) has an underlining goal to be Hillary Clinton’s running mate as vice president even though he is running for the president job himself. The story might seem to be a bit farfetched, but it does make sense as “The Good Wife” is looking at bringing politics to prime time television. Everything is about to change with Alicia Florrick (played by Julianna Margulies) starting over. With the hiatus

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