Mehgan McCain on Joe the ‘Dumb@ss’ Plumber
July 18, 2009 by James Hipps · Leave a Comment
Since last year’s presidential election, Meghan McCain has managed to stay as strong voice for the Republican party…although she isn’t exactly widely accepted by her fellow GOPer’s as she has spent a great deal of time denouncing the homophobic and bigoted strategies of many other Republicans, including the likes of Ann Coulter and Karl Rove.
The young McCain has adamantly showing her support for the LGBT community by rallying against anti-gay Republicans.
In a recent interview with Out Magazine, the young McCain responded to Joe the Plumber’s statement that he would never let “gays” around his kids by saying:
“Joe the Plumber — you can quote me — is a dumb*** . He should stick to plumbing.”
McCain also stated in the interview that, she is aware that she’s not the most well received figure amongst others in the GOP who are more conservative, but she doesn’t seem to mind as she considers herself an example of the reconciliation between being a Republican and being in favor of marriage equality. McCain stated:
“There are a lot of people who have said, ‘I’m Republican and I’m pro–gay marriage. Thank you for showing that you don’t have to be anti–gay marriage to be a Republican’.”
McCain has also stated the GOP is hypocritical when it comes to marriage equality as they also carry a strong view on wanting to keep government out of citizen’s private lives.
According to Out Magazine, Meghan McCain was shocked at the passage of Proposition 8 last November in California, which is what prompted her to begin publicly advocating for equal rights. McCain said:
“Homophobia is the last socially accepted prejudice,” and the struggle for gay rights is “my generation’s civil rights movement.”
Meghan claims not to be the only one in the McCain family to support marriage equality. She states:
“My mom was always for gay marriage. But I think me being so vocal about it has made her want to be more vocal about it.”
As far her father, Meghan said that she is keeping her fingers crossed that he will “someday come around” but admits “he’s 73 and of a different generation.”
So finally, a McCain who is a real “maverick”. Although I’m not a fan of the GOP, I do have to say, the more I hear from this Republican, the more I really like her!
McCain Caves Into Ultra Right with Palin
September 1, 2008 by James Hipps · Leave a Comment
According to a post on wsws.org.
The Republican National Convention was to open Monday in St. Paul, Minnesota in an abbreviated session, stripped of all ceremonies and speeches because of Hurricane Gustav, expected to make landfall in Louisiana the same day. Officials of the Republican National Committee and the campaign of Republican presidential candidate John McCain said they might scale back the event even further if Gustav becomes a major disaster.


