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“We run the first modern-era front porch campaign.”
All Michael Bennit wants to do is be the best high school teacher he can be. However, when he loses a bet to his over-achieving class of history students, he finds himself in unfamiliar territory: a candidate running for a seat in the US House of Representatives.
With no money and only his students to run his campaign, Michael sets a plan in motion to be the country’s first virtual candidate. Leveraging social media, his campaign becomes the epicenter of national attention and a target for a desperate incumbent fanatical about hanging onto power—at any cost.
The iCandidate follows the plight of four people caught in the firestorm of mass media, social media, and dirty politics. In the end, lives will be changed and the political landscape of the country forever altered, but will the lesson of it all be lost?
Finalist—Montaigne Medal for Most Thought-Provoking Book, 2015
Winner—National Indie Excellence Award, 2014
Winner—Silver Medal- Reader’s Favorite Book Awards, 2014
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