The show centers on an all-female team of journalists road-tripping to cover a presidential campaign. Identity takes clear priority over traditional narrative or character depth, with career, relationship, and social commentary driving much of the plot. It often feels like representation is valued as an end in itself, not as a natural part of the story.

Traditional ideas of gender, family, and even journalistic objectivity are consistently questioned or portrayed as outdated. Masculinity is largely sidelined, while modern social attitudes are treated as the default, sometimes with a touch of smugness. Classic virtues and values rarely get a fair shake.

Alternative or traditional perspectives barely get a cameo and, when they do, it's usually as comic relief or antagonists. There’s little room for nuance or spirited debate – everyone in the show's orbit seems to march to the same ideological drumbeat.