I experienced the irresistible torture of watching Rand Paul's campaign livestream

In 1996 a woman named Jennifer Ringley decided to put a camera in her apartment and broadcast her entire life over the Internet. Because it was a new and provocative concept, and because, hey, maybe she'd get naked, millions of people tuned in, and "Jennicam" became a national sensation. Two decades later, another relative unknown tried to capitalize on the idea: Struggling GOP presidential contender Rand Paul.