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Meghan McCain calls out Tea Party for racism, on 'The View'
4:13 PM on 02/08/2010
From Huffington Post:
Racism in the "tea party" is a why young people are turned off by the movement, according to Meghan McCain.
McCain weighed in on recent rhetoric from the group's first convention when she guest hosted "The View" Monday. In addition to calling out Tom Tancredo for his "innate racism," McCain also said that Palin's hypocrisy is a "perfect example of what's wrong with this country today."
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