Meghan McCain Praises Bidens, Calls Family ‘Resilient’ Despite Scandal

The daughter of a late “Republican” Senator praised the family of former vice president and 2020 Democratic Party presidential candidate on Thursday, calling the family “resilient.”

“Thinking of & the entire Biden family today – four years after the passing of their son Beau. You are a wonderful, resilient family and your strength through pain continues to inspire me every day,” said Meghan McCain, daughter of late John McCain on Twitter.

Beau Biden died of brain cancer in 2015. He was 46. The McCain patriarch died of brain cancer last year.

But the Bidens are not quite squeaky clean, as McCain would have us think. Hunter Biden, the family’s youngest son, returned a rental car to an Arizona Hertz days before the 2016 election, in which a crack pipe, two Washington, D.C. driver’s licenses, several credit cards, and a Delaware Attorney General’s badge were found. Hunter, who dated his brother Beau’s widow, was also caught using an Ashley Madison account in 2015. Ashley Madison is a failed dating service for people seeking to have affairs. Biden himself is something of a deviant, and stands accused of groping several women.

McCain is the token “Republican” on ABC’s “The View,” where she pretends to oppose radical leftists Whoopi Goldberg and Joy Behar, but secretly longs to be accepted in their elite liberal circle.

She has faced scrutiny for her family’s apparent support of Joe Biden’s 2020 campaign instead of supporting President Donald J. Trump. Trump and John McCain feuded until McCain’s death.

Big League Politics reported:

According to a Wednesday afternoon report, the family of late Senator John McCain, officially a Republican, but a bona fide globalist, will support former Vice President Joe Biden, a Democrat, in his 2020 bid for President.

“Sources close to both Biden’s presidential campaign and the McCains said that at some point during the White House race, McCain’s widow Cindy, 64, and daughter Meghan, 34, a host on ‘The View,’ will offer their public support in the hope of removing Trump from office in 2020,” according to The Washington Examiner. 

The McCains and the Bidens are two long-running, well-entrenched families, politically speaking. Both have been members of the Washington, D.C. elite for several decades. Biden has run two failed presidential campaigns. McCain ran one in 2008.

“A former McCain campaign official with close ties to the family said support for Biden was a given, but they needed to calculate how they could best help the former vice president,” the reports said. “Both Cindy and Meghan McCain remain Republicans, and one consideration is whether endorsing Biden in the Democratic primary could do him more harm than good. ‘It’s undeniable that Joe Biden and the McCain family have a very close, personal relationship. It’s about what’s good for him [Biden].’”


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