Goofball and sorry inclusion Meghan Markle
refuses to move back to the States until Trump is gone
By Monica Showalter < >
Hollywood celebrity is tough to shuck, at least for Meghan Markle, last seen in a starring role as duchess of Sussex.
Instead of marveling at her fairy-tale ending with her marriage to Prince Harry in the U.K., she's made it clear she wants to go back to the Hollywood celebrity circuit, that B-list group that makes loud left-wing noises to get attention — and movie roles. Harry can come along for the ride if he wants, but he's probably going to get chewed up and spat out in the long run. She'll dump him when he gets inconvenient. It's pretty clear by the latest stunt she pulled that she's not loyal to him, and to heck with his family, too. So instead of living as a royal, which means abjuring politics in the name of representing a nation, she's going to accept Hollywood roles; sell trinkets on the Kardashian model; and, best of all, spread her political wings. To her, former president Obama and his wife Michelle are the real royalty, so off she goes in pursuit of being the next Michelle Obama, wearing fashion and spouting left-wing politics. The British royal family hasn't even figured out what to do after that blindsiding letter they got from the Sussexes, but on politics, she's already started.
According to the Daily Mail:
Harry and Meghan may settle in the US eventually — but not while President Donald Trump is in charge.
Friends have told the Daily Mail that while the couple plan to live in Canada at first — although probably not on Vancouver Island — their ultimate aim is to have a home and business in Los Angeles.
Meghan grew up in the city and her mother, Doria Ragland, still lives there. Miss Ragland, 63, was seen walking her two dogs near her home last week after the royal couple's bombshell news.
However, staunch Democrat Meghan, who has openly been critical of Mr Trump and missed the President's state visit to the UK last year, has said that she will not move to the US while he is in charge.
See, she can't stand being in a country where ordinary people might vote for Trump. It's too, too dreadful. She can't bear to be in a room with us, or share some country space. The U.S. simply isn't big enough for all of us.
It goes to show what a poisonous influence she is to the British royal family, which has bent over backward to be kind to her and accommodate her. They know she's no royal, so they've given her allowances and space to adjust, lots of vacays and breaks and stuff. She got excused from meeting President Trump when he came to visit on the grounds that she had just had a baby, though she showed up fine to another event the next day. She doesn't bother much with credibility with the public, see.
The royals nevertheless indulged her on the grounds that if she could make Prince Harry happy, then they'd treat her like family despite everything.
But she pretty well threw that gift away as some cheap trinket and forced Harry into signing on to her live-in-Canada plan, selling royal merchandise, trading off the family name, which in Britain (or anywhere, really) is abhorrent. Imagine someone in your family wanting to leave the family "firm," which largely consisted of smiling, looking nice, being kind to strangers, and representing the best of the nation, dumping that job onto other members instead, and selling t-shirts of their doings instead.
She hasn't made Harry happy, either, which rather ends the reason for their embrace of her, too.
As Mark Steyn noted on Fox News a few days ago, she seems to be loyal only to herself. Steyn noted that she first cut her own family dead to achieve fame she never had in Hollywood with the royals, and now she's betraying the royals, again in favor of the red carpet. The only thing that still matters to her is Hollywood celebrity life. Charity work is for the birds, and being kind to strangers...well, we know she's not kind to the royal family who bent their own rules to take her in, so you can bet she's not about to be kind to strangers.
She not only wants the red carpet, but wants to be woke, too, spouting off about politics, same as Rosie O'Donnell, Whoopi Goldberg, that toilet-mouthed woman who sells cookware at Target, Chrissie Teigen, Robert De Niro, Sean Penn, Taylor Swift, and other low-class morons — the full celebrity cavalcade of people the public can't stand.
She jets around to lecture on global warming, and then she refuses to share a space with Americans on account of the half of us who voted for Trump. In that creepy resignation note signed with Prince Harry, which she was no doubt behind, she spoke of launching a 'new progressive role' instead. According to NBC News:
On closer inspection, the "new progressive role" they want to pursue would appear to have them benefit from millions of dollars bankrolled by the British public — while walking away from many obligations traditionally tied to that life.
She better get used to Canada life, of course, with that blackface progressive prime minister of theirs, because people like her are among the reasons why Trump is going to get handily reelected come November.
refuses to move back to the States until Trump is gone
By Monica Showalter < >
Hollywood celebrity is tough to shuck, at least for Meghan Markle, last seen in a starring role as duchess of Sussex.
Instead of marveling at her fairy-tale ending with her marriage to Prince Harry in the U.K., she's made it clear she wants to go back to the Hollywood celebrity circuit, that B-list group that makes loud left-wing noises to get attention — and movie roles. Harry can come along for the ride if he wants, but he's probably going to get chewed up and spat out in the long run. She'll dump him when he gets inconvenient. It's pretty clear by the latest stunt she pulled that she's not loyal to him, and to heck with his family, too. So instead of living as a royal, which means abjuring politics in the name of representing a nation, she's going to accept Hollywood roles; sell trinkets on the Kardashian model; and, best of all, spread her political wings. To her, former president Obama and his wife Michelle are the real royalty, so off she goes in pursuit of being the next Michelle Obama, wearing fashion and spouting left-wing politics. The British royal family hasn't even figured out what to do after that blindsiding letter they got from the Sussexes, but on politics, she's already started.
According to the Daily Mail:
Harry and Meghan may settle in the US eventually — but not while President Donald Trump is in charge.
Friends have told the Daily Mail that while the couple plan to live in Canada at first — although probably not on Vancouver Island — their ultimate aim is to have a home and business in Los Angeles.
Meghan grew up in the city and her mother, Doria Ragland, still lives there. Miss Ragland, 63, was seen walking her two dogs near her home last week after the royal couple's bombshell news.
However, staunch Democrat Meghan, who has openly been critical of Mr Trump and missed the President's state visit to the UK last year, has said that she will not move to the US while he is in charge.
See, she can't stand being in a country where ordinary people might vote for Trump. It's too, too dreadful. She can't bear to be in a room with us, or share some country space. The U.S. simply isn't big enough for all of us.
It goes to show what a poisonous influence she is to the British royal family, which has bent over backward to be kind to her and accommodate her. They know she's no royal, so they've given her allowances and space to adjust, lots of vacays and breaks and stuff. She got excused from meeting President Trump when he came to visit on the grounds that she had just had a baby, though she showed up fine to another event the next day. She doesn't bother much with credibility with the public, see.
The royals nevertheless indulged her on the grounds that if she could make Prince Harry happy, then they'd treat her like family despite everything.
But she pretty well threw that gift away as some cheap trinket and forced Harry into signing on to her live-in-Canada plan, selling royal merchandise, trading off the family name, which in Britain (or anywhere, really) is abhorrent. Imagine someone in your family wanting to leave the family "firm," which largely consisted of smiling, looking nice, being kind to strangers, and representing the best of the nation, dumping that job onto other members instead, and selling t-shirts of their doings instead.
She hasn't made Harry happy, either, which rather ends the reason for their embrace of her, too.
As Mark Steyn noted on Fox News a few days ago, she seems to be loyal only to herself. Steyn noted that she first cut her own family dead to achieve fame she never had in Hollywood with the royals, and now she's betraying the royals, again in favor of the red carpet. The only thing that still matters to her is Hollywood celebrity life. Charity work is for the birds, and being kind to strangers...well, we know she's not kind to the royal family who bent their own rules to take her in, so you can bet she's not about to be kind to strangers.
She not only wants the red carpet, but wants to be woke, too, spouting off about politics, same as Rosie O'Donnell, Whoopi Goldberg, that toilet-mouthed woman who sells cookware at Target, Chrissie Teigen, Robert De Niro, Sean Penn, Taylor Swift, and other low-class morons — the full celebrity cavalcade of people the public can't stand.
She jets around to lecture on global warming, and then she refuses to share a space with Americans on account of the half of us who voted for Trump. In that creepy resignation note signed with Prince Harry, which she was no doubt behind, she spoke of launching a 'new progressive role' instead. According to NBC News:
On closer inspection, the "new progressive role" they want to pursue would appear to have them benefit from millions of dollars bankrolled by the British public — while walking away from many obligations traditionally tied to that life.
She better get used to Canada life, of course, with that blackface progressive prime minister of theirs, because people like her are among the reasons why Trump is going to get handily reelected come November.
