." WE AIN'T DEAD yet," Frank Fahrenkopf asserted last month on "The Daily Program", a United States TV program. Jon Stewart, the lot, looked sceptical. Mr Fahrenkopf leads the Earnings on Presidential Controversies (CPD), a non-partisan body whose main reason is actually to plan match-ups every 4 years. This year his group will certainly neglect all of them. In May, after signalling that he might not take part at all, Joe Biden challenged Donald Trump to debate him-- on Mr Biden's conditions. Mr Trump conceded. The governmental applicants will certainly take on two times. Unusually, headlines networks, rather than the CPD, will host the experiences. They will occur months earlier than they commonly would. The first is actually arranged for June 27th. How will these brand new arrangements alter presidential arguments?