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March 24, 2009 ICYMI: Meghan McCain talks about Obama and the GOPPosted: 07:55 AM ET
Larry King: [President Obama] is taking some criticism for smiling and laughing [during his "60 Minutes" interview.] Are you one of those critics? Meghan McCain: You know, I actually am not. I think anyone that would possibly think that the president is not taking the economy seriously - I just think it's ridiculous. ... King: [Is President Obama getting overexposed]? McCain: I think he is on the verge of it. I do think you have to be careful. But it is a different generation. [My] generation ... we like our celebrities. And I think that he realizes that because he is very much a Generation Y president. However, he is on the risk of alienating his older followers. King: Does Obama seem like the same guy who ran against your dad? How do you view him? McCain: He's our president and when the election was over and when President Obama won, all negative feelings were gone. I support the president. King: How does your dad feel about that? McCain: I think the same way. You know, my family is really good at letting go of things and moving on. And he just holds no grudges. King: Do you think most of the people in your party agree with [Rush] Limbaugh? Do they want him to fail? McCain: I don't know, because there are many different personalities within the party. ... I would never want my president to fail, no matter which party is in power. Filed under: Larry King Live
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