Meghan McCain is on her third day back on The View, and she is already stirring up more controversy than ever. On Wednesday morning, McCain posted a tweet on her way to work, sparking outrage among viewers. It read: “Headed back to work this morning to trigger all the people who would rather half the country doesn’t exist.”
McCain was referencing her frequent complaint that liberals in the U.S. do not listen to conservative thinkers, and try to minimize their presence in the country as a whole. It follows on her comment earlier this week about showing empathy for the 70 million Americans who voted for President Donald Trump, in spite of the fact that he lost. Still, McCain’s commentary did not sit right with many viewers, nor did some of her remarks on Wednesday’s show.
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Headed back to work this morning to trigger all the people who would rather half the country doesnโt exist. See ya 11 kids.
โ Meghan McCain (@MeghanMcCain) January 6, 2021
McCain’s comment seemed malicious to many commenters, particularly for its use of the word “trigger.” Some also related it to a conversation on Monday’s episode of The View, when McCain argued that Trump’s conspiracy theories about the 2020 presidential election are no real threat. No fan of Trump, McCain still argued against holding him legally accountable for his attempt to “find” the votes he needed in Georgia.
Meanwhile, Georgia Senator-elect Raphael Warnock was a guest on The View on Wednesday, and many viewers disliked the way she treated him. Co-host Whoopi Goldberg even cut the interview short before McCain could grill Warnock too hard.
Viewers ranged from anger to humor when it came to McCain on Wednesday, but she played no small part in the conversation on social media. Here is a look at what Americans had to say about her input.
Fire Meghan
Itโs time to fire Meghan! pic.twitter.com/wmT1q1QT2F
โ Just Me! Woke Up! (@LoriB0613) January 6, 2021
Invalidate
Remind us again, which half is trying to invalidate the votes of the other half?
โ Josh Paton-Usry (@joshusry) January 6, 2021
Aftermath
so how’d that work out for you https://t.co/OR2jDWpIj7 pic.twitter.com/hDIeIQ554H
โ Teddy Bonkers (@malachaibarker) January 6, 2021
Only Frown
what’s wrong, megs? pic.twitter.com/3mm6ONnUUk
โ Florida Chris (@chrislongview) January 6, 2021
Parents
Sad that she has classy parents and ended up like …. this. https://t.co/CF5kLjtwpR
โ normie dem stan account ๐คฉ (@californiadem20) January 6, 2021
Exist
I donโt wish half the country didnโt exist. I wish half the country had morals.
โ Suzi Krogen (@SuziKrogen) January 6, 2021
Demographics
Technically less than half the country. But you canโt ignore the deficits and deficiencies these Trump supporters exhibit. Including blatant racism. So why should I a woman of color respect them for that? Iโd like to hear your rational.
โ SouthFLGirl954 (@SouthFLGirl954) January 6, 2021
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