Alicia will resume her bid for state attorney, according to "The Good Wife" season 6 spoilers, but unknwon to Ms. Florrick, her staff did something unethical that could very well blow the whole campaign altogether.

Meanwhile, businessman Colin Sweeney, feeling betrayed, plans to sabotage Alicia's campaign if she won't do his bidding.

According to "The Good Wife" season 6 spoilers from Yahoo, the decision by Alicia's staff to create a fake Twitter account to communicate with her political action committee (PAC) might backfire on her.

As a result of that decision, the PAC goes on "employing flase-flag robocalls" against Frank Prady.

"A false-flag robocall is something where you pretend to be the other campaign, but you're really trying to turn off the voter, make them nasty," " according to co-creator Robert King. "Here, it's one that's a very homophobic smear being done by Alicia's PAC."

The next episode will show "how campaigns coordinate with their PACs, even though they're legally not supposed to coordinate with their PAC."

Meanwhile, TV Guide also teased some season 6 spoilers for "The Good Wife" when it reported that businessman Colin Sweeney will be back, and not in a good way.

The alleged wife-killer is apparently unhappy with how Diane and Cary are working on his defamation case, so he goes directly to Alicia for assistance. But when she declines his request, it angers Colin Sweeney so much that he's considering blackmail to change her mind.

"Recognizing Alicia is vulnerable in her campaign for State's Attorney, Sweeney threatens to expose an extremely unsavory piece of information about her to the press," it said. "What does Sweeney know? Considering his unsavory past, we're not sure that Alicia can afford to call his bluff."

Watch out for more "The Good Wife" season 6 spoilers when the show returns on March 1.