[user104658]

Originally Posted by rusticgal

Well it made me laugh....

but how could it possibly, it isn't even funny...

and I share his sentiments on the subject matter

Ahhhh OK.

[Black Dagger]

Sad turd of a man.

[jet]

https://www.telegraph.co.uk/women/po...-say-politics/

Americans like me don't want to hear what Prince Harry has to say about our politics

He is the latest famous face to have their say on the upcoming election, but why should anybody be interested?
HELEN KIRWAN-TAYLOR

……...For Harry – a Brit who cannot even vote in this election – to sit beside Meghan and sprout his opinions at such a volatile moment in US politics, has united everyone against them.
Americans bought wholeheartedly into the royal soap opera; all they wanted to do is tune in for the next episode of the real life Crown. Even the dimmest of Americans understands that the British royals are paid to be quiet. That’s precisely what makes them alluring.

“The only reason Meghan is in a position to do anything is because she is married to a royal,” says a London-based (Biden supporting) friend. “If she has political aspirations she cannot be a duchess as well. Poor Harry does whatever she tells him to.” Another friend, who said he had no opinion on the couple before this, now actively dislikes them. “Prince Harry waffles on incoherently. Who writes that crap? Didn’t they agree to be non-partisan?”

The resounding opinion is that Prince Harry has made a big mistake. The two of them have been busy suing newspapers (mostly unsuccessfully) for violating their privacy. They now face the same backlash in the US that they have endured in the UK. You can’t ask to be left alone and demand attention at the same time.

The couple would also do well to remember that the polls are extremely close and to consider the possibility of a Trump re-election, before sharing their political views with the world.
After all, Prince Harry’s application for citizenship is probably sitting on someone’s in-tray. I wouldn’t put it beyond Donald Trump to make sure it never gets stamped.

: omgno:

[Glenn.]

See it’s stuff like ‘poor Harry has to do what she tells him’ bull **** that feeds the hive mind of irrationality

[Glenn.]

More tabloid fodder with zero source or merit that the haters will lap up

[Cherie]

Originally Posted by jet

https://www.telegraph.co.uk/women/po...-say-politics/

Americans like me don't want to hear what Prince Harry has to say about our politics

He is the latest famous face to have their say on the upcoming election, but why should anybody be interested?
HELEN KIRWAN-TAYLOR

……...For Harry – a Brit who cannot even vote in this election – to sit beside Meghan and sprout his opinions at such a volatile moment in US politics, has united everyone against them.
Americans bought wholeheartedly into the royal soap opera; all they wanted to do is tune in for the next episode of the real life Crown. Even the dimmest of Americans understands that the British royals are paid to be quiet. That’s precisely what makes them alluring.

“The only reason Meghan is in a position to do anything is because she is married to a royal,” says a London-based (Biden supporting) friend. “If she has political aspirations she cannot be a duchess as well. Poor Harry does whatever she tells him to.” Another friend, who said he had no opinion on the couple before this, now actively dislikes them. “Prince Harry waffles on incoherently. Who writes that crap? Didn’t they agree to be non-partisan?”

The resounding opinion is that Prince Harry has made a big mistake. The two of them have been busy suing newspapers (mostly unsuccessfully) for violating their privacy. They now face the same backlash in the US that they have endured in the UK. You can’t ask to be left alone and demand attention at the same time.

The couple would also do well to remember that the polls are extremely close and to consider the possibility of a Trump re-election, before sharing their political views with the world.
After all, Prince Harry’s application for citizenship is probably sitting on someone’s in-tray. I wouldn’t put it beyond Donald Trump to make sure it never gets stamped.

: omgno:

Bit like Obama coming to the UK and telling people not to vote Brexit, that ended well

[jet]

Originally Posted by Cherie

Bit like Obama coming to the UK and telling people not to vote Brexit, that ended well

Yes exactly, and they are risking alienating millions of Americans by speaking out about their Presidential preference. But anything for attention - good or bad doesn't matter as long as they get it.

[Beso]

Nice to see Donald bite back.

[rusticgal]

Originally Posted by Cherie

Bit like Obama coming to the UK and telling people not to vote Brexit, that ended well

Yes it wasnt a good move....I thought they were friends of the Obama's..you would have thought he would have given them good political advice

[Glenn.]

They’re not politicians...

[Beso]

Originally Posted by Glenn.

They’re not politicians...

I think we know that, I think we know exactly what they are trying to be.

But Cinderellas time is running out with the british and American public..netflix will be the losers in all this though....and us..the tax payer.

[Glenn.]

Yes I’m sure with all of your experience installing TVs you know better than Netflix.

And again it’s more of the ‘thinking what they’re going to be’ instead of what they actually are.

[Beso]

Originally Posted by Glenn.

Yes I’m sure with all of your experience installing TVs you know better than Netflix.

And again it’s more of the ‘thinking what they’re going to be’ instead of what they actually are.

I see enough of what's on tv to know what people like, and netflix have wasted all that dough on a pair of fruit cakes.