I have defended Senator John McCain’s daughter Meghan a couple of times by now, arguing that she represents an important part of the Republican Party and / or of the American electorate and that Republicans and conservatives are wise to treat her accordingly, but I am afraid to say I have had enough of her blogposts criticizing fellow Republicans.

The Daily Beast published yet another one of her columns today. As you would expect, she does not say anything critical of Democrats or liberals. Instead, she continues to wage war on all those Republicans who are more conservative than she is.

Karl Rove follows me on Twitter. That’s creepy. I joined Twitter a few months ago; so far, it has been a liberating way to transition from political to personal blogging. It’s allowed me to share the less serious aspects and humorously uncensored moments of my life. But there’s also been a downside: I am now being followed by Karl Rove, and my local sheriff, and God knows how many other political pundits. We need to take Twitter back from the creepy people.

On the surface, Karl Rove’s Twitter feed intrigues me. Here’s a guy who for years has been perceived as some kind of inaccessible man-behind-the-curtain figure. And now he Tweets numerous times a day. I’ve never met him in person, which only makes our Twitter relationship even weirder. And to be honest, I find Rove’s Tweets boring. Sometimes he takes questions; other times he talks about his appearances on cable news and other shows. But he doesn’t say anything substantive. If I had to guess, I’d say Rove has a “ghost Twitterer” (as in a ghost writer) or an assistant updating his feed for him.

Oddly enough, Rove’s Tweets seem to reveal a softer side to him. Call it savvy marketing, but I find it disingenuous. And it’s a bit weird to think his people—not even Rove himself—are following me. I’d like to think it’s because they find what I’m saying entertaining, but I can’t help thinking they’re just trying to seem connected to young people.

OK Meghan, we get the point. You do not like Rove, Bush, Michelle Malkin, Rush Limbaugh, Bill O’Reilly and Glenn Beck. Nor are you fond of any conservative blogger such as John Hawkins, Ed Morrissey, Hugh Hewitt, Charles Johnson and Glenn Reynolds.

We understand. You.do.not.like.conservatives.

Interestingly enough, McCain – who calls herself a Republican – never says anything even remotely negative about Democrats. That is not a problem,  but perhaps she could stop pretending to be a Republican then. If you love Nancy Pelosi, Harry Reid, Chris Dodd and Barack Obama – fine. Join their party. They have one, you know, it is called the Democratic Party.

The one that beat your father last year because he came across as an angry old man with little to nothing to say about America’s most pressing problems. That party.