it, the waters warm for all right-of-center types. That's the opposite of exclusionary and intolerant. Maybe Ms. McCain forgot this. Maybe she didn't but was looking for a hot talking point to shout out on MSNBC. Either way, she owes Andrew, and by extension, his family, an apology. On a personal note, I don't dislike Meghan McCain because of her politics, I simply choose to dislike her back . There's a difference between the two, and I trust I'm not alone. She's the one who fired the first shots at her own on the pages of the Daily Beast and on MSNBC, often in the most selfish way imaginable. She fed and encouraged the media's dishonest narratives about the right -- especially when it came to Sarah Palin and a burgeoning Tea Party . As she did last night, Ms. McCain can cry on MSNBC's shoulders about being a martyr to moderate Republicanism all she wants, even as she ignores the fact that there are plenty of moderate Republicans secure in the fold -- including the presumptive presidential nominee of our party, Mitt Romney. Like many conservatives, I have plenty of affection for people who share Ms. McCain's politics and even those who are to the left of her. Ms. McCain's problem isn't her politics or her stance on same-sex marriage; her problem is that she's not a very nice person.