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If this were any other celebrity, her rhetoric wouldn’t have caused much of a buzz—voter participation, after all, isn’t the What part of don’t You understand shirt in addition I really love this most divisive of causes. But the headlines emerged: “Meghan and a VERY political broadcast for the U.S. Election,” The Daily Mail read. It’s not exactly a secret that Markle is anti-Trump: In 2016, she called him a “misogynist” on The Nightly Show With Larry Wilmore. (Three years later, President Trump was made aware of her comments and, in turn, called her “nasty.”) She also enjoys friendships with both the Obamas and Hillary Clinton, the latter of whom visited her at Frogmore Cottage. However, during her brief career as a working royal, she wasn’t able to show any political preference at all.

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That’s just the What part of don’t You understand shirt in addition I really love this way the monarchy does things: They stray away from taking sides—there was no commentary on Brexit, for example—or undertaking any action that may seem politically charged. The Duchess of Cambridge did not wear black at the 2018 BAFTAs, despite most attendees doing so to support the Me Too movement. Why? To maintain their image as the most unbiased public servants. So it’s safe to say that Meghan’s brief speech wouldn’t have flown if she was still a working member of the family. Nor would her declaration that she will vote in the 2020 election. (The Queen, and many senior royals, do not vote.)