Meghan McCain says Biden is a ‘disaster’ and Republican Party a ‘wasteland’ in angry monologue

Political commentator Meghan McCain began her most recent podcast episode with an angry monologue laying out her relationship with the Biden family and calling President Joe Biden a “disaster.”

The episode of Citizen McCain, hosted by the daughter of the late Arizona Republican Senator and 2008 presidential nominee John McCain, was published on 28 June – the day after Biden’s dismal debate performance against former President Donald Trump.

McCain, 39, began by addressing her listeners and some of their criticism of her for hercomments slamming Biden.

She said she wanted “to address something that has been popping up very intensely in our comments on social media. I am getting chastised a lot by a lot of you on Instagram for criticizing Joe Biden.”

She went on to say that it’s her job to “comment on the politics of the nation.”

“Yes, President Biden was friends with my father when he was alive and still continues to be friends with my mother,” she added. “But I think there has been a narrative put in place in no small part by… the Biden campaign, that President Biden, his family, were best friends with my family.”

“I didn’t even meet Joe Biden until I was 30,” she said, noting that she knew the late Democratic and later independent Senator Joe Liebermann as well as current South Carolina Senator Lindsey Graham from a young age.

“I used to know Ted Kennedy when I was much younger,” she added of the late Democrat.

McCain went on to claim that “there was a point in time that President Biden was not friendly with my family because of politics,” saying that her relationship with the Bidens is “fractured.”

She said: “That is my choice. It is not my mother.”

“I do not like the kind of person President Biden has turned out to