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True or false, the two-party system is making America ungovernable.

Let's have it out. That's what we are here to debate under the auspices of Intelligent Squared US.

I'm John Donovan of ABC News.

We are at the Skurball Center for the Performing Arts at New York University, where we have two teams of debaters,

two members each, Ariana Huffington, and David Brooks are arguing for the motion.

They want to convince you that the two-party system is making America ungovernable.

Here to try to make nonsense of that argument, their opponents, Zev Chafetz, and PJ O'Rourke.

Now, this is a debate. There will be a winner and a loser.

And you, our live audience here at the Skurball Center, will be the judges.

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