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Originally Posted by Magritte25
No way. He'd definitely be in an embarrassment if he attended. Crossing fingers he doesn't get invited.
I suspect it's going to be a bit if a dilemma, as some politicians will possibly want Trump there as he represents one of our a major allies and trade is a big issue following Brexit. It's also an American who is being married in to the Royal Family so there will need to be American Representation and the US Ambassador and numerous US Representatives will be there including Ex-Presidents.
However on the other side of the coin, Trump is unpopular and may sour the day causing protests, and given his previous comments regarding Princess Diana and the Duchess of Cambridge it could be awkward, and then you have the personal views of Harry and Meghan whose wedding it actually is.
So it's a tough call.
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Originally Posted by GotHereQuickAsICould
Ms. Markle has been critical of Trump in the past. There is reason to believe that Harry is not a fan either.
They will probably cite "security concerns" as the reason for no invite.
Besides, by next spring I suspect Trump will have plenty to deal with without worrying about a wedding invite.
I suspect you are right, they will come up with some sort of excuse.
I suspect it's going to be a bit if a dilemma, as some politicians will possibly want Trump there as he represents one of our a major allies and trade is a big issue following Brexit.
However on the other side of the coin, Trump is unpopular and may sour the day causing protests, and given his previous comments regarding Princess Diana and the Duchess of Cambridge it could be awkward, and then you have the personal views of Harry and Meghan whose wedding it actually is.
So it's a tough call.
I suspect you are right, they will come up with some sort of excuse.
Hard to imagine how Trump attending their wedding will impact trade after Brexit.
In any case, it's their day to celebrate. Why would they want Trump there?
Aside from his crude remarks about the groom's mother, Trump makes openly racist and dog whistle racist statements on a constant basis. Difficult to imagine a biracial bride appreciating that BS.
Last edited by GotHereQuickAsICould; 11-28-2017 at 05:14 AM..
I dont. What makes this wedding so special than any other marriage around the world? All this fairly-tale prince and princesses stuff is ridiculous, IMO. But whatever.
The idea that this wedding is "special" is made up horsepucky. Weddings are special to the couple and I never understood turning them into spectacles.
Maybe I was too busy being a grown-up and having a life, but I don't remember hearing tons about the actual heir-apparent's wedding to wasserface.
That being said, I wouldn't want someone like Trump at my wedding.
As he is a personal friend of Prince Harry, Obama will most likely be invited to the wedding.
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