Since 2010, the post-electoral crisis has given birth to a debate between two conflicting groups: supporters of Laurent Gbagbo – our country's former president, who was arrested in 2011 for war crimes – and supporters of Alassane Ouattara, our current president.
A World Series just isn't a World Series if there isn't a certain amount of trash-talking between the two teams' supporters, but the world of high culture used to stand apart from it all.
The resulting row between the two, and supporters either side, is thought to have torpedoed a potential investment by Michael Acton Smith, the chief executive of Mind Candy, the London-based creator of successful franchises such as Moshi Monsters, who is worth millions – and follows both Margolis and Yiannopoulos on Twitter.
He's captured a handshake between two of Kevin Rudd's great supporters, lobbyist and strategist Bruce Hawker and Senator Doug Cameron.
But no amount of persuasion could settle the debate between two evenly matched groups of supporters with such diametrically opposing views about what their candidate for president should look like.
Mr. Barghouti sat between two guards, smiling and nodding at supporters and occasionally flashing a V-sign.
The church has planned a demonstration in downtown Indianapolis on Saturday to protest the ruling, and says it expects as many as 2,000 members and supporters to march between two federal buildings.
In the end, however, as every poll has demonstrated, next week will come down to a straight choice between two men, and every minor party supporter has a second preference, which they would be wise to use, and which will only count for anything if it is passed to Labour's Sadiq Khan or the Conservative Zac Goldsmith.
