The morning after President Joe Biden turned in a poor performance in the first 2024 presidential debate, Meghan McCain tried to pin the blame on First Lady Jill Biden.
McCain, who quit ABC's "The View" where she was often at odds with her co-hosts and just as often derided for her opinions, spent Thursday evening live tweeting the debate, at one-time writing, "Our country is on the precipice of an absolute crisis and democrats aren’t going to be able to just shriek and point at Trump this time," before later adding, "I have been shunned, called a traitor to my family, disinvited places because I kept sounding the alarm Joe Biden is too old to be President. I will never forgive the media and DNC propagandists for putting Americans in this position and signaling to our enemies how weak we are."
On Friday morning, she set commenters on X off when she lashed out at Jill Biden by writing, "Jill Biden will not be remembered kindly in American history."
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McCain, who has been mocked for her habit of invoking the name of her late father Sen. John McCain (R-AZ) constantly, was immediately reminded on X: "Oh please. Why would you even make this senseless attack? Your dad would be ashamed."
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In that vein, Love and Hate LA wrote, "'my father, my father, my father, my father, my father, my father, my father...' - Meghan McCain MY FATHER!"
Added commenter Tracey Hurd, "Disgusting words, just sad," to which Tana R, contributed, "You can be the worst."
"Meghan McCain will not be remembered at all in American history," wrote Judy F.
RudeBoyElvis snarked that McCain was "Speaking from experience."
McCain also took shots from conservatives for her previous support for Biden over Trump, with Linda Traiz writing, "Neither will you who covered for him for the past three plus years, all because of your hatred for Donald Trump."
"You are so annoying. You may be reaching the 'Marjorie Taylor Greene Zone',' brutally summed up Joel Keith.
