The creative geniuses at Netflix have come up with a new series and it's not from the Obama's,

who are now Netflix producers. I think for the record, the Obama's wouldn't touch this project

with a 10-foot pole. It's called Girls on the Bus. It's about four fictional female journalists,

as they hit the campaign trail, covering fictional presidential candidates. Now while following

the candidates, these female journalists find friendship, love, and a scandal. According to the PR

hype, the scandal could supposedly take down the presidency and our entire democracy.

The storyline was inspired, but what do you think? It was inspired by Hillary Clinton's failed

campaign, as covered by Amy Chosik, a reporter at For The New York Times. Girls on the bus is

adapted from her novel, Chasing Hillary, 10 years to presidential campaigns in one intact glass

ceiling. The Netflix series described as coming of age, romantic comedy, or set on the campaign

trail, something like that, since it's based on Hillary. It can't be purposely funny, but it's

gotta be scandal-written. Now for those of you who are reluctant to watch an entire series about

Mrs. Clinton try this, just tune into the last episode. If it's even loosely connected to reality,

you'll enjoy watching what happens on election night. She will lose and her mind, just like the

real Hillary Clinton turned out to do in real life. We can hope.