Mamdani and New York’s shadow

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By his own statements, it’s safe to assume New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani spent a lot of his misspent education reading Trotsky and Guevara while skipping the likes of Le Carre, Jung, and Shakespeare. 

The latter’s Iago, the greatest villain in the gathered history of drama, is well on his way to deceiving and painstakingly destroying his longtime friend of Othello, when he confides to the audience a most essential element of both his plan and his modus operandi:

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