all come up short in their primaries, though not without pulling in respectable vote tallies. The pain of these moments is inescapable; after following these women on their determined roads to primary elections, their defeats are crushing for anyone in the audience who's rooting not just for political long shots, but for three women who clearly believe they can make the world better for people. And it seemed as though Harry was just as excited to be included in Kacey’s set, finishing up his performance with a resounding “Yee-haw!” while also praising the “Slow Burn” singer. “As a peer, and someone I like to call a friend, it's always a pleasure, an honor to share the stage with this lady,” Harry told the crowd, perThe Tennessean and several other celeb dads also got some loving shoutouts on the ‘gram. this reality during a recent interview with MSNBC host Chris Hayes. “If we want to talk about mass shootings, we have to recognize the massive number of Indigenous mass shootings that were committed by the United States government,” he said.