Meghan McCain has no qualms discussing her father John’s presidential campaign, but she’s not feeling very chatty when it comes to his controversial running mate, Sarah Palin.

Twenty-four-year-old McCain, who turned to blogging during the White House race, recently sat down for an interview with Monday Morning Clacker to ruminate on the presidential campaign, and highlighted some of her proudest moments. "I think I am most proud of the fact that I was able to get people involved in the political process that might not have been involved before; young people who were attracted to a political blog that doesn’t fit the traditional DC mold. I’m proud that young women approach me, tell me that my blog helped make the election accessible to them." Though her father didn’t win the presidency, Ms. McCain still insists she wouldn’t change a thing. "It was truly an invaluable experience and I sit here today as an incredibly proud daughter and member of the Republican Party.” That’s all well and good, but it’s clear McCain’s not loving all of her party sisters, like the aforementioned Sarah Palin.

When asked to share her thoughts on the one-time vice-presidential hopeful, Meghan offered a curt "no comment": "Sarah Palin is the only part of the campaign that I won’t comment on publicly." Well, that just means we’ll have to imagine what she thinks — and we imagine it’s not very flattering!