2021-03-08 00:00:00, Gary Fineout, POLITICO

Content Categorization
/Arts & Entertainment
/News

Word Count:
1392

Words/Sentence:
30

Reading Time:
9.28 min

Reading Quality:
Adept

Readability:
13th to 15th

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"This is a lot of discussion about a stressful week and flower girl dresses," wrote Fox News host Dana Perino, prompting responses like, "she was speaking as if she had no idea what she was going into ahead of time" and "I feel really badly for the Queen."

The power of celebrity is a luscious safety net.

And yet, the over-the-top trappings of Meghan and Harry's story, the fact that it contains such extraordinary highs and lows, are precisely what makes it so compelling, regardless of where you stand on the political divide.

How could these people-Hollywood royalty and literal royalty-be the last to know about how awful the monarchy can be?

In reality, Harry and Meghan are probably neither as callous as their critics say, nor as innocently virtuous as they portrayed themselves to Oprah.

You can see strains of the system-vs.-individual divide in the immigration debate: Liberals see families fleeing from situations that are truly unsurvivable, often created by economic and political policies that the United States either abetted or even created.

The Sussexes' complaints about money-the fact that the palace declined to pay for baby Archie's security details-seemed tone-deaf, coming from people who lived in literal palaces and stepped out in designer eveningwear.

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