by Sam Winston

An in-depth look at how the internet giants and New Orleans teamed up to challenge the very status quo of presidential debates. And what their chances are of succeeding.

“Their invitation had the distinct aura of something that had not been fumigated by the relevant authorities; in the increasingly big business of televised presidential debates, it was not an invitation at all, but a challenge—to the candidates, the major television networks, and to that man behind the curtain, the Washington-based nonprofit called the Commission on Presidential Debates.”- New York Observer