Meghan McCain

Meghan McCain has opened way up about something extremely personal and extremely painful.

The View panelist recently lost her baby due to a miscarriage.

Meghan McCain has finally found something to talk about aside from reminding everyone about the identity of her late father.

And that something is reportedly this:

Having ridden her late father's coattails all the way to ... a spot on a daytime roundtable discussion show, Meghan McCain has now effectively wedged her way into our national discourse.

In a way, it's an admirable feat, as McCain has no real qualifications; very few people agree with what she has to say, and her arguments tend to be inarticulate.

The View is one of the most beloved daytime talk shows -- hosted by women, of course -- who offer their own point of view on the day's news.

And while the casual conversations usually escalate into a full-on debate, that is what makes it entertaining, informative and often times very funny. 

Over the weekend, Donald Trump dedicated his time and energy to putting the late Senator John McCain on blast on Twitter.

Cindy McCain, who is now a widow, took to Twitter to show that these words had consequences.

Just a few months ago, Meghan McCain beautifully eulogized her father, the late Senator John McCain.

She just experienced Christmas without her dad for the first time in her life, and shared a short, sweet post on the subject.

Ding! Ding! Ding!

It was very much on Monday between Meghan McCain and Ana Navarro, as the latter made a guest appearance on The View and the former disagreed with her vehemently on the topic of immigration.

With Jedidiah Bila departing The View, there has been one name popping up left, right and center about who could be replacing her on the ABC talk show. 

That name is Meghan McCain, and according to Variety, she has accepted a regular co-hosting gig on the show. Her first episode is scheduled to air in October. 

While the political world responds to the shocking and sad news that John McCain has brain cancer, the senator's daughter has captured the heart of the Internet with an emotional tribute to her dad.

On Wednesday night, five days after he underwent surgery to remove a blood clot from above his left eye, doctors confirmed that McCain has a glioblastoma.

If you watched last night's Golden Globes telecast, you probably came away from the show with two clear impressions:

1. White people really, really like Ryan Gosling and Emma Stone.

Meghan McCain rose to national prominence back in 2008 when her father, longtime Arizona senator John McCain, faced off with Barack Obama as the GOP's presidential nominee.

Rumors that Meghan McCain would be joining The View as the panel discussion show's resident Republican have been circulating for weeks now.

We recently reported that Meghan and Leah Remini were the front-runners to fill the vacant fifth seat at the roundtable, with McCain being slightly favored by producers.

After firing Jenny McCarthy and Sherri Shepherd, The View was left with two empty seats at its famous round table. 

Rosie O'Donnell is returning to the show next season, a prospect that has many fans excited. But without an equally strong personality to keep her in check, there's a chance that Rosie may dominate the proceedings. 

Another day, another View casting rumor.

With Rosie O'Donnell almost definitely on board for a second stint as co-host, attention has now turned to who will be surrounding her and Whoopi Goldberg on ABC's table.

Meghan McCain is bringing her outspoken views to Pivot.

Yes, that's a television network. Or at least it's about to be.

DING! DING!

It is on between Meghan McCain and Ann Coulter.

Meghan McCain enjoys the occasional joint, but that's not the reason she thinks it should be legal, though, as she explained on The Tonight Show.

In her new book America, You Sexy Bitch, McCain devotes an entire section advocating for the legalization of pot on numerous grounds.

Meghan McCain is bashing Fox News' Greta Van Susteren on Twitter for inviting Lindsay Lohan to this weekend's White House Correspondents' Association dinner.

Not just for the sake of hating on Lohan, a la Rosie O'Donnell.

Meghan McCain, daughter of U.S. Senator and 2008 Republican presidential nominee John McCain, poses for Playboy this month. Innocently, of course.

Her mere presence in the men's mag (and some of the quotes she gave in an interview with it) are sure to raise eyebrows, but this one pic is it. Sorry.