I have never been a Meghan McCain fan and her latest article adds to her nonsensical delirium.

So Michelle Malkin successfully rounds out the trifecta of extreme female conservative pundits, following Laura Ingraham and Ann Coulter, who believe that I, and Republicans like me, need to shut up and get out of the party. Is this surprising? Not really, given my father’s complicated history with the extreme right of the GOP. But what confuses me is this: Malkin recently posted an item on her blog about how “drowning out opposing views is simply un-American.”…

I don’t know exactly what about me threatens them so much, other than that people are listening to me. Malkin has the No. 1 book on The New York Times bestseller hardcover nonfiction list, but I have nearly twice as many Twitter followers as she does. And trust me, Twitter is more of an indication of where young people are than books published by the hyper-conservative publisher Regnery—which will be bringing you Carrie Prejean’s new book and published one of Ann Coulter’s.

There is a place for the far right in this party, Malkin included, and I respect their right to be heard. But the Republican Party will continue to lose elections unless we start reaching out in a more effective way to people my age and to moderates. Barack Obama won the last election on the slogan “Yes We Can,” and there is no reason why Republicans can’t go forth and win elections with equally positive messages. We will not get anywhere by continuing to sell hate and fear. Of course, there is always going to be a fraction of the GOP that is going to respond to that, but at some point we have to start facing the reality that hate and fear will only get us so far. Those emotions are not sources for inspiration of joining anything, let alone supporting a political party.

These three paragraphs actually give me a migraine. It was actually surprising to me that someone as young as Meghan would believe that Twitter followers are an accurate representation of anything. I am young and conservative and all my buddies think you’re….eh…well let’s just say my response cannot be contained in 140 characters or less. News flash Meghan, you’re not that cool. You’re humored by the left because they use you as tool. Your constant mantra that the right is filled with people who only care about God, guns, religion, and nascar is music to their hippy ears.

Meghan, it is not your moderate views that irritates people, it is your constant attack of the right. Hell hath no fury when Meghan takes to penning her views about how the Republicans are “un cool.” If only we embraced the big bag of crap that is Obama’s “Yes We Can” campaign we would dig ourselves out our hate mongering hole. Let’s all forget the negative campaigning and strategy the left has used the last 9 years to try to make conservatives into monsters.

Instead of bashing people like Laura Ingraham, Ann Coulter, and Michelle Malkin for nailing the left to the wall, why don’t you come up with some solutions. We want solutions that don’t revolve around simply saying words like, “Twitter”, “Facebook”, and “MySpace” over and over or bashing on pundits. Why don’t you spend your time fighting all the “hate & fear” that is coming from the left in regards to our current health care fight? I mostly just want you to go away but you won’t, the left won’t allow it.

P.S. Laura Ingraham, Ann Coulter, and Michelle Malkin are viewed as GODS by young conservatives around the country. Maybe GODS is a little much but way more interesting than “EVERY BODY LOOK AT ME!!!” McCain.

IN MY OPINION GOOOO AWAY!!!!!

UPDATE: Commenters are nailing me to the wall in regards to some grammatical errors in my post. I guess that is what I get for venting late last night on the east coast, but you guys are right it is embarrassing. tHiS KoLLeGe StUdent WiLl bE MorE ViGilAnt iN ThE FuTure