Meghan Markle has been very present in the media for several days and regularly calls for votes for the next American elections. And the duchess does not understand at all where the problem lies.
Meghan Markle’s stance doesn’t really appeal to everyone. For several months now, many personalities have been taking a stand in the American presidential campaign, calling on Americans to go to the polls on November 3 or to vote by mail.
Among them is Meghan Markle, who has created controversy, particularly in the United Kingdom for these “politicized” calls, for which some accuse her of “interfering” in the American elections. However, the principal concerned does not understand at all where the problem lies.
Indeed, Prince Harry’s wife is regularly criticized when she calls on citizens to vote, even though she is convinced that it is the right thing to do, and that her comments are not so different from those of “other public figures, politicians, philanthropists and humanitarians,” said one source.
“She thought she was saying something relatively uncontroversial, that people should get involved and vote,” journalist Carolyn Durand told Elle.com. So for Meghan Markle, there’s no harm in calling on citizens to make their voices heard, as she has never before called for a vote for a particular candidate.
Meghan and Harry accused of “interfering” in elections because of their status
However, the positions taken by the Duchess of Sussex are not misleading. Committed against racism and a feminist, Meghan Markle never hid her aversion to Donald Trump, whom she had even refused to meet at Buckingham Palace during the American president’s visit to the United Kingdom.
This may have precipitated the judgment of some, seeing these repeated calls to go to the polls to vote for the tandem Joe Biden-Kamala Harris, like this congressman, who called on the royal family to strip the Sussex couple of their titles of duke and duchess, accusing them of interfering in the elections, and this from a diplomatic point of view. thus putting Elizabeth II in a great embarrassment.