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Can China save us from Prince Harry?

5 September 2021

9:17 AM

5 September 2021

9:17 AM

Cockburn is a traditional sort. He is favorably disposed toward anything that has existed for a long time, even things that don’t deserve it, like the United States Senate or the Washington Post.

He therefore bears no ill will towards Britain’s vestigial royal family. There’s something admirable about any family that can do so little, possess so much and avoid a guillotine.

But Cockburn does grow a tad cross when he is persistently made to weigh in on something those vestigial royals do or say.

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