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Meghan McCain might no longer call herself Republican, but that does not mean that she is giving up her conservative opinions.
In a long interview with CNN The Van Jones Show McCain. She discussed her political views, the impact of President Donald Trump on politics and the GOP and the management of her grief after the death of her father, John McCain, a longtime Senator of 39; Arizona.
McCain and Jones recently lost their parents and started the interview with an interview. about grief with View's co-facilitator claiming that she is "sad every day".
"I do not think there is anything wrong with the sharing. I have moments when I think I'm coming And I can not do anything without him. And it's a strange place to be in so many different ways, "said McCain, taking advantage of his experience after losing his father to delve into his feelings about politics." As a girl, I am in mourning and I am sad. As an American, I hate this country without it. I know that sounds horrible. I do not hate America, but I hate it without its leadership. I am very – I am always sad. I struggle with this sadness and I miss him in a way I could never have imagined. "
McCain goes even further by telling Jones that she feels the Republican party has lost its character and that it's not the political party in which she grew up because Trump's She has also changed so much that she has also confirmed that she no longer calls Republican since the party is "so attached to being for Trump."
"I call myself conservative. I mean, I'm still a member of the Republican Party, and I always vote on the Republican ticket, "said McCain." I'm not a "Never Trumper". Trump did not melt my brain, I can still see the forest of trees and that did not erase all my conservative principles … Honestly, I'm just trying to survive in different ways and politically as well right now. "
