The Obamas And Britain's Royals Twitter-Feud For Charity

On behalf of wounded warriors, The Obamas challenge Prince Harry (and his grandmother?) for "The Invictus Games".
The Obamas And Britain's Royals Twitter-Feud For Charity
Credit: The Grio
By Frances Langum — April 30, 2016

The Invictus Games are coming to America.

The inaugural Invictus Games in London 2014 used the power of sport to inspire recovery, support rehabilitation and generate a wider understanding and respect for wounded, injured and sick Servicemen and women. The Invictus Games Foundation has been set up to develop this legacy, manage the process of selecting the hosts of future games and oversee their delivery. The next Invictus Games will take place in Orlando, 8th-12th May 2016 at the ESPN Wide World of Sports Complex.

Prince Harry [who is the Games' patron] recently announced that the Invictus story will continue and that there will be a third Invictus Games in Toronto, Canada in September 2017.

Since this is a charity that benefits wounded warriors and it's coming here, the Obamas sent a challenge to Prince Harry via Twitter:

Prince Harry responded in kind....and who is that charming 90 year old bringing some serious shade?

One look at the faces of these athletes will melt your heart. This report from last year's games:

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