Comments on: Meghan McCain’s Breasts Cause a Twitter Storm

By: AmyGrindhouse

AmyGrindhouse — Sun, 18 Oct 2009 03:39:43 +0000

The pics weren’t that bad, it’s the fact she’s from a political family that meant people got so bent outta shape.

By: Mystery Man

Mystery Man — Sat, 17 Oct 2009 16:14:16 +0000

there is nothing wrong with having a nice set of God-given boobaliciousness. If youy got them flaunt them. These folks just need to calm down becuse these could be a lot more revelaing pics rather than just the half of her giant mammaries.

Did I mention she needs to be added to the list?

By: Kelly Mahan Jaramillo

Kelly Mahan Jaramillo — Sat, 17 Oct 2009 03:10:06 +0000

It was good to see on “The Daily Beast” when Meghan wrote an article about it, than many, many posts were deleted by the publication, so we were spared even more ugliness, thank god.

And totally with you on wanting to head-butt the vitriol that comes out against our President. I am telling you, living over here with the fringe group that is so hateful towards the President is enough to make you seriously question the human race.

With that and the name calling over a silly picture, which, to give McCain credit, she admitted was not the smartest thing to do – I really wonder about the basic soul of humanity right now.

Not to get all heavy on you.

By: AmyGrindhouse

AmyGrindhouse — Sat, 17 Oct 2009 01:12:38 +0000

With you on her ability to judge the probable reaction – though I too agree that people are so immature, hanging her out to dry for a subjectively too provocative outfit when she is an adult. Posting the image was not the best idea, but people’s reaction was mind blowing – just mind blowing. Oh, and I want to commit acts of violence every time I hear someone talk about Obama being articulate.

By: Kelly Mahan Jaramillo

Kelly Mahan Jaramillo — Fri, 16 Oct 2009 23:33:01 +0000

Poor Meghan –
She doesn’t seem to have learned a thing, growing up in a political family, and having her own column on “The Daily Beast” where she writes mostly political commentary, that every move she makes is going to be read, looked at, and commented on.

If she wants to be taken seriously in the political realm, she has to keep her lovely rack under control – people on both sides of the aisle are going to go bugs**t on her – and she should know that by now, and stop falling back on the “I’m only 25 years old” silliness.

Growing up a child of a major politician usually makes the kids much more mature than the average bear. We have never seen picture of Chelsea Clinton in a G-string, now, have we?

Still, the name calling, when it gets that nasty, is a disgrace, period, I don’t care what party affiliation one is with.

You are so right, it is like being in high school. And then some fools gets mad because President Obama is “too articulate”.

WTF????

By: AmyGrindhouse

AmyGrindhouse — Fri, 16 Oct 2009 18:08:23 +0000

She was being cussed out and called all kinds of names I haven’t heard since high school. People can be such tools sometimes.

By: Pauls

Pauls — Fri, 16 Oct 2009 18:00:59 +0000

The irony is that the dbags slamming Meghan are the same ones ignoring Carrie Premie for tramping it up w/her fake pair (not covered, I might add) just because she’s brave little slapper that slams gay marriage.

I understand and actually kinda like Meghan, but homegirl needs to recognize that she’s no GOP icon and that the loudest, stankest members of that party want nothing to do with her ideas. She should go Libertarian. They desperately need a cute spokesperson with an educated, level head.