The guest list for the upcoming Royal Wedding is interesting

You've got to pity Kate Middleham or whatever her name is...did she ever expect this much publicity over getting married. And isn't William looking a little thin on top?

Rush was talking today about the wedding and the fact that the Obamas were not invited. I can see why they wouldn't be. As Rush said:

Why do I think the Obamas weren't invited? (sigh) Well, you know, we can only wild-guess this. It might have to do with the fact that the Queen didn't really appreciate all those speeches on the iPod that he gave her. It could be that the Queen wasn't particularly fond of Obama ditching the Churchill bust in the first ten minutes he was president, throwing it out of the Oval Office and giving it back to the Brits, not relocating it at some American museum.

It could well be that she was offended that the Obama gift to the Prime Minister was 25 DVDs of American movies recorded for Region 1, which means they won't even play on the Prime Minister's DVD system in the UK. The Queen had nothing to do with it. Hell, you know Tony Blair is not invited? John Major and Margaret Thatcher are invited (Thatcher can't go because of bad health), but Tony Blair and some other Labour leader, they weren't invited, and the official reason given is, "Well, this is not a state event, and they're not Knights of the Garter anyway. So they're not invited. We don't know if the Prince and Kate Middleton decided they didn't want the Obamas there or if that was a Queen decision.

Other folks aren't invited, such as Tony Blair. But Gadaffi was invited! (Invitation since withdrawn). SO were the rulers of Bahrain, Swaziland and Saudi Arabia! What's up with that?
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