Meghan McCain appeared on ABC’s This Week and bashed, as per usual, the tea party movement and Christine O’Donnell. The funny thing is that, also as per usual, Bratty McCain enjoyed pointing the finger at O’Donnell and denouncing her as someone with no experience… while completely forgetting that, oh wait, neither does McCain!

I speak as a 26-year-old woman. And my problem is that, no matter what, Christine O’Donnell is making a mockery of running for public office. She has no real history, no real success in any kind of business. And what that sends to my generation is, one day, you can just wake up and run for Senate, no matter how [much] lack of experience you have. It just turns people off, because she’s seen as a nutjob.

You can see the video of her painfully ignorant appearance here.

And what are we supposed to learn from Meghan McCain’s life? That if your daddy is a senator and your mommy is rich, they can buy you a career when you’ve done absolutely nothing to earn it? Meghan McCain isn’t exactly a talented writer, let alone a competent one.

Christine O’Donnell may have plenty of faults and not enough experience, but she’s undoubtedly got more life experience than Meggie Mac, who has done nothing more than complain incessantly about how everyone is out to get her. (Reality, of course, is that no one cares about her.)

Fortunately, I don’t have to say much, as the O’Donnell campaign responded and gave Meggie Mac the smackdown.

Christine overwhelmingly won her primary battle against the establishment candidate, so Ms. McCain’s vast experience in politics and running for office probably won’t influence many Delawareans of any age to listen to her latest rant. Her parents are truly a class act, and am certain they brought her up to be more respectful of a possible future colleague. As Christine rises in the polls, and repairs the damage done by the establishment with their false statements, the campaign will continue to focus on jobs and the out of control federal spending.

Oh, SNAP! I don’t think there’s much Meghan McCain can say to that, considering it is in fact true that she has no experience in politics or running for office beyond being completely self-centered and thinking the GOP revolves around her. It probably drives her crazy, too, that the tea partiers she so derides are more influential than she can ever dream of being.

Let’s look at her idiotic idea that, because she’s 26, she’s some kind of “expert” on the youth vote, and how the GOP needs to cater to young voters more. Well, Meghan, I’m 26 too, and I have no problem with admitting that the youth vote has never decided any election. Young voters are notoriously fickle. They might turn up for a presidential election, but not in enough numbers to offset the icky older voters that Bratty Mac so derides. And while Bratty Mac might think she speaks for young Republican voters, she doesn’t. (I don’t know a single Republican who likes her, young or “old”.) The only people Bratty Mac speaks for are Democrats, who love having a self-proclaimed Republican bash the GOP at every opportunity. Bratty Mac, in turn, relishes the attention and the victim complex she gets to complain about. Meghan McCain has done absolutely nothing in her life, yet she likes to pretend that she is some kind of political expert. Reality, time and time again, has proved that Bratty McCain is nothing more than a spoiled, entitled twit who has no idea what she’s talking about.