Meghan McCain Excessively Raves About Democratic National Convention And It Ticks Off Republicans
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The conservative commentator sure did love her some DNC.
Conservative commentator Meghan McCain piled on praise of the Democratic National Convention on Thursday, angering many on the right.
The former “View” host, who’s the daughter of the late GOP presidential nominee John McCain, expressed her rapture on social media over the party atmosphere around Kamala Harris formally accepting the Democratic presidential nomination.
“Maybe republicans just shouldn’t have conventions… just forfeit because I DO NOT KNOW HOW YOU CAN COMPETE WITH THIS!” McCain wrote on X, formerly Twitter.
McCain gushed over a percussion performance of The Pack at the convention.
“Oh man, how cool is this drum line?!” she enthused.
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