Why Are Republicans Defending the UK Monarchy?

This is hilarious to watch. If you have trouble reading this message, view it in a browser.       It's Hilarious to Watch the American Right Discover Its Deep and Abiding Love for the British Monarchy   Charles P. Pierce did not watch Oprah Winfrey's sit-down with the two British fugitives the other night. He has not watched—except by accident—any clips from the conversation. He did not find it startling at all to discover that the British monarchy is shot through with racism. It is hilarious, however, to discover such a deep well of feeling on the American Right for the Family Windsor, and for an institution that we ran off these shores nearly three centuries before my family arrived here from another of the monarchy's criminally mismanaged properties. Here, Pierce yields his pride of place for contempt of this passel of crowned jugheads to Patrick Freyne of the Irish Times. Here's what Freyne had to say on the matter that has people talking. 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The only issue is a perennial one when it comes to the DTC darling: Stuff's selling out. And it's selling out fast. What, exactly, am I supposed to do about that? you might ask. I have an answer: Compound the problem! Do not be a part of the solution! Start shopping now before some other lucky customer snaps up the last fleecy trucker in your size, leaving you with only your regrets. Don't live with regrets! Buy the jacket—and the jeans, and the shirt, and the face masks, too—and enjoy spring in style. After the past year, I guarantee you've earned it. Read More           The Best Running Shorts Will Make You Look Like You've Been Doing It All Your Life   Breaking news, folks: It turns out you can run without being, y'know, a runner. Going for the occasional run to stay in any semblance of shape doesn't automatically mean you have to start caring about things like proper form and gel nutrition. I think we collectively realized that this past year, when our only contact with the outside world was the occasional socially isolated trot down the street—or, if we were really going for it, to the park. Somewhere along the way, running started to suck a lot less. Was it because all other exercise outlets—the gym, group classes—were stripped away? Probably. But slowly, last spring's sanity walks turned into quick jogs, which turned into 9-minute miles by the fall and suddenly, hitting the pavement, putting in headphones and zoning out to a new album or juicy podcast became the highlight of my days in quarantine. Once I realized I kinda liked this running thing, it was time to invest in the right gear. Turns out that was half the battle to getting outside. Proper running shorts help make running considerably more tolerable by anticipating your every complaint and addressing them in kind—I'm talking perforation, specialty fabrics, strategically-placed pockets, and, yep, even a snazzy look—leaving you with (sadly!) very few excuses not to haul ass out of your home. Cop a few of these 13 solid running shorts to keep the momentum going when the words "quarantine" and "lockdown" are but a distant memory (can we hurry up and get there, already?!). Read More           The 11 Best Waterproof Headphones for Swimming—or Really Sweaty Workouts—in 2021   Once you know a pair of headphones are waterproofed to the extent your activity demands, consider whether you'd like them to feature internal MP3 storage. If you're a swimmer, you'll need that for listening to music under the surface; Bluetooth won't transmit in water, meaning you won't be able to hear your Spotify playlist from your smartphone. It's old-school, but effective. So with all that in mind, here are 11 of the best waterproof headphones and earbuds you can find. Some have built-in storage, some have Bluetooth, some have both, but all will get you through a wet, hot, or maybe just sweaty, summer. Read More           Trump Is the Only Energy Left in the Republican Party   They just can't quit him, Part XLVII. The Washington Post reports that a "weekend retreat in early April for the [Republican] party's most influential donors will be at a luxury hotel in Palm Beach, Fla., as in past years. But the RNC has decided to move the Saturday evening portion of the schedule to the former president's private club to accommodate Trump and guests who would like to visit the site, according to officials who spoke on the condition of anonymity to describe the plans." This move comes in the middle of a genuine slap fight between the RNC and the former president*'s political operation. His score-settling has morphed from the electric Twitter machine to angry fundraising emails in which he excoriates any and all Republicans who failed to overturn the 2020 election on his behalf. He's also threatening to sue the RNC for using his likeness in its fundraising material. So, naturally, the RNC is capitulating with both hands. Here's Charles P. Pierce on what to expect from here. Read More           Watch Piers Morgan Storm Off Live TV After Being Confronted for His 'Diabolical' Behavior Toward Meghan Markle. Hours Later, He Quit.   Rhetorical question: Does Piers Morgan actually exist if he's not throwing a tantrum on TV? That became the question on Tuesday morning's installment of Good Morning Britain, when one of Morgan's colleagues, Alex Beresford, pushed back against one of Morgan's tirades about Meghan Markle, causing Morgan to storm off the set of the morning show. Of course, this all stems from the bombshell interview Oprah Winfrey conducted with Meghan Markle and Prince Harry on Sunday evening, which aired in the U.K. on Monday night. It is, arguably, the most tea that has been spilled States-side about the Royal Family since 1773. England is reeling, the Royal Family is presumably furious, and Morgan has made it his prerogative to go on tirade after tirade about Markle. Yesterday, it involved bringing Megyn Kelly, a white former NBC anchor with no relevant ties to England, to discuss race politics. Today, he brought Markle's estranged father onto the program. His and Markle's relationship has been the subject of British press exploitation for years. The shenanigans hit a boiling point when Beresford tried to restore a bit of peace, defending Meghan and Harry. Here's what went down before Morgan ultimately quit the show. 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