Othello has promoted Cassio, not Iago, to be his lieutenant.Iago crudely informs Brabantio, Desdemona’s father, that Othello and Desdemona have eloped.

Entire Play In Venice, at the start of Othello, the soldier Iago announces his hatred for his commander, Othello, a Moor.

A vote for indie candidates is a vote for Trump and that message is out there loud and clear. It is this fundamental need to flee a real and present danger that will, in all likelihood, finish off the independent movement. When crazy gets scary, people don’t just lean away, they run like their hair is on fire. The slogan Clinton adopted from the first lady, “When they go low, we go high,” has taken root, but “When they get nuts, we get the hell outta’ Dodge” might, in terms of voter motivation, be more accurate. Similarly, a Clinton win - which may be equally decisive - will be less about voters seeking the higher ground she’s convinced she occupies, and more about escaping the lunatic fringe. Last year, the Liberals ran a surprisingly capable campaign, but our hard left turn was as much about getting away from the Conservatives, as it was a deep yearning to give Trudeau the keys to the kingdom. Article content Chip Somodevilla/Getty Images This advertisement has not loaded yet, but your article continues below. This is what pollsters can’t predict, but I liken it to the adage, “It’s all fun and games until somebody loses an eye.” Trump’s claptrap about global elite conspiracies and rigged elections, especially in a mature democracy like the U.S., will be seen for what it is: a dangerous, pointed stick with which America will not, ultimately, injure itself. 9 to discover the pink stick has turned blue.Īs entertaining as Trump’s crazy train has been to watch, my money says that the Americans’ basic survival instinct will kick in once they get to the voting booth. If Clinton can mobilize the Latino vote, Arizona might awaken on Nov. first lady Michelle Obama’s charismatic surrogacy is doing great things for the “I’ll have what she’s having” vote, which may, like Trudeau’s infamous Brampton rally, reach its zenith in Phoenix this week. The Clinton campaign has upped its advertising in Arizona and U.S. In the meantime, Liberal Leader Justin Trudeau, like Clinton is doing now, was investing time and resources in previously uncontested Conservative strongholds - some of which, like the rural Ontario riding where I live, voted Liberal, much to everyone’s surprise. Article content Evan Vucci/The Associated Press

Last October, when the political satire about the Conservative’s barbaric cultural practices hotline began to write itself and the now-famous photo of Syrian toddler Alan Kurdi left us longing for a kinder, gentler Canada, it was obvious that then-prime minister Stephen Harper had, like Trump has done, overplayed a mean-spirited, xenophobic hand.

Emotionally speaking, America turning pink in the middle feels like an echo of Canada Votes 2015. There is a science to polling, of course, but countries have moods, too, and, like Canadians discovered last year, those are tougher to measure. 8? Will the blush spread to other states and, if so, how far? And what’s up with Utah? Right now, it’s a three-way race, but are independent presidential candidate Evan McMullin’s supporters just undecided voters in disguise, clinging to the illusion of an alternative to Democratic candidate Hillary Clinton or Republican candidate Donald Trump? Will Arizona’s pretty-in-pink phase give way to a more serious case of moody blues on Nov. Manage Print Subscription / Tax Receipt.

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