Meghan McCain’s Feud With Dad’s Old Mentor, Steve Schmidt, Breaks Out on Twitter

John McCain’s 2008 campaign manager took to Twitter on Saturday to declare Meghan McCain an “entitled bully” and a “fourth generation want to be”, sparking a public feud that quickly crossed over. out of control.

It all started in response to reports that McCain’s new book, Bad Republican: A Memoir. his, heed those reports with a Great relaxation session.

“I can explain this,” the Lincoln Project co-founder writes of poor book sales. After saying that he kicked first See took off the campaign plane in 2008 “because of her outrageous behavior,” he called her “a perverted, entitled bully.”

“Everyone who has worked with Meghan McCain from ABC, SeeJoy Behar, Whoopi Goldberg and thousands of others watched the unfiltered version of what the whole of America saw,” he wrote.

But he didn’t finish there.

“I am the first adult Meghan McCain once said she heard the word NO from there,” he wrote in a new thread about his experiences with then 24-year-old McCain. “I told her she doesn’t matter and the Presidential election is not for her.”

He claimed her father was “appalled” by her behavior on the campaign trail, accusing her of throwing “rage” that was “beyond anything I’ve ever witnessed.” from any other human being”.

He wrote: “Rage, scream, cry, at the agents, disguised people at the Secret Service.

After announcing that he had finally broken his silence “after 14 years of abuse and assault,” he ended his words with a scathing farewell shot, calling Meghan McCain a ” bully” who is “zero-tolerant”.

“She turned down her Family’s history of service to a shallow and aimless celebrity where she deals with a famous name like the fourth generation wants to cut coupons while pretending to be the heir,” he wrote.

Schmidt’s comments quickly sparked outrage from experts like Glenn Greenwald, who accused him of “weaponizing private conversations”. But McCain himself has yet to respond publicly to the controversy. However, she has responded to reports of her book failing, noting on Twitter this week that the audio version is actually #2 on Audible’s bestseller list.

A request for comment sent to her talent agent Saturday night did not receive an immediate response.