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Derangement on steroids! Leftist actress Rose O’Donnell actually told CNN’s Chris Cuomo that the thousands and thousands of people at Donald Trump rallies are there because “they are paid, Chris. . . . He pays people to show up at those rallies.” She just flat out says, “Those are not real rallies.” Yes, Rosie, you will be sad to know they are VERY real, and support for Donald Trump is far deeper than someone like you could ever understand. There are millions and millions of us who support a President who loves America and is not ashamed to say so,...

Video at link. (CNSNews.com) - Fresh off her anti-Trump sing-along protest at the White House on Monday, Rosie O'Donnell spoke to CNN's Chris Cuomo about her love of country and hatred of Donald Trump. And just for good measure, she tossed in a few conspiracy theories -- that Donald Trump "rigged" the 2016 election and that "he pays people to show up at those rallies." It was -- interesting. Here are snippets from the woman who has a long-running feud with Donald Trump. He has called her "crude, rude, obnoxious and dumb"; a "true loser"; a "total trainwreck," among other...

Calling all of Trump’s voters “easily fooled,” former TV host Rosie O’Donnell says she is gearing up for a protest in front of the White House to push for President Donald Trump’s impeachment. Last week, O’Donnell announced that she was going to gather a group of Broadway theater actors to go to the White House and sing various hit songs to protest the Trump administration. Now, just ahead of her protest event, O’Donnell is explaining her intent.

Rosie O’Donnell has never minced words when it comes to her disdain for Donald Trump. But now, the former talk show host has a song or two for the 45th president of the United States. O’Donnell is jumping on a bus on Monday in New York City to head to Washington, D.C. to perform musical numbers with a team of Broadway actors at the Kremlin Annex, a three-week-old nightly protest against President Donald Trump in front of the White House that encourages participants to be so loud that they hope the president will have trouble sleeping. Variety caught up with...

<p>Rosie O’Donnell and cast members from some of Broadway’s biggest musicals plan to serenade President Donald Trump on Monday — but from outside the White House in protest.</p> <p>The group will sing “The People’s Song” from “Les Miserables,” Burt Bacharach’s “What the World Needs Now Is Love,” ″A Brand New Day” from “The Wiz” and “Climb Ev’ry Mountain” from “The Sound of Music” from Lafayette Park.</p>

Backlash to President Donald Trump’s pardon of Dinesh D’Souza caused complaints of a double standard among conservatives. In an interview with the Austin American-Statesman, Sen. Ted Cruz, R-Texas, told the reporter that D’Souza faced political persecution for a crime liberal comedian Rosie O’Donnell had committed five-fold. (Cruz also claimed credit for the pardon and called D’Souza his friend.) "What’s interesting is, just a few weeks ago we saw revelations that Rosie O’Donnell apparently committed the same offense five times, five times, when she broke the identical law that Dinesh was prosecuted for," Cruz said. "I don’t recall any of those...

Rosie O’Donnell made illegally over-sized campaign donations to at least five Democratic federal candidates, according to a Post analysis of campaign filings. The liberal comedian has regularly broken Federal Election Commission rules limiting the total any one person can give to an individual candidate at $2,700 per election. The limit applies separately to primaries, runoffs and general elections. “Nothing nefarious,” the outspoken star and Donald Trump arch-nemesis wrote in an email to the Post. “I was not choosing to over donate. “If 2700 is the cut off — [candidates] should refund the money,” she wrote. “I don’t look to see...

He has gone just as low, but she’s a comedian, not president, so she does deserve a bit more leeway when it comes to making jokes. At Saturday’s White House Correspondents Dinner, comedian Michelle Wolf made some jokes about White House press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders that have a lot of people, particularly on the right, very upset. ... Sanders was visibly upset the entire time, and many people on the right rushed to her defense — saying that Wolf’s jokes were inappropriate and an outrage. Here’s the thing, though: Many of those same people have absolutely no problem with...

When Kathy Griffin released her now-infamous decapitated Donald Trump photo, even her own mother renounced the publicity stunt. “She said, ‘I am not with you on this one, Kathy. You’ve gone too far,'” Griffin recalled to The Hollywood Reporter of her 97-year-old mother’s reaction to the notorious snapshot. “It’s been really hard,” said Griffin’s boyfriend, Randy Bick, adding that his own brother, a former Marine, unfriended him on Facebook after the incident. “It seems like everybody turned.” Despite the reaction from her own loved ones, Griffin, 57, wasn’t convinced the photoshoot was a mistake until pal Rosie O’Donnell reportedly asked,...

Remember when Rosie O'Donnell was the charming, friendly and fun host of a daily talk show? Sigh, those were the days. In her latest political rant on Twitter, the actress/comedian got straight to the point with House Speaker Paul Ryan on what she thinks of his tax reform bill. It had something to do with his being a fake Christian."paul ryan - don't talk about Jesus after what u just did to our nation - u will go straight to hell u screwed up fake altar boy," she told him.Evangelist Franklin Graham, son of the beloved pastor Billy Graham, posted...

Evangelist Franklin Graham told Rosie O'Donnell to "clean up your mouth" and "put your faith and trust in Jesus Christ," after the comedian told Speaker of the House Paul Ryan he's going "straight to hell." "Rosie, you don't have the keys to hell, but I know the One who does," Mr. Graham said in a Facebook post on Tuesday. "And I can tell you who will be there. Hell is going to be filled with people who reject God’s offer of salvation and turned their backs on His laws and standards, refusing to repent."

Ben Shapiro claimed a victory over the holiday weekend in his feud with Rosie O’Donnell, after Twitter reversed itself and deleted a vulgar tweet the conservative commentator had reported. Shapiro filed the complaint after the ex-“View” host tweeted at him, "suck my d--- Ben." He said he reported her “mainly to see if Twitter does indeed have a double standard.” “Everyone knows if Rosie were conservative, Twitter would suspend her in a hot second. So, Twitter, put your money where your mouth is,” Shapiro wrote, adding the “#MeToo” hashtag. At first, it seemed like Twitter balked. The social media giant...

Political discourse just reached a new high in the Trump era, courtesy of social media and the interwebz. Obviously, I am referring to Twitter and that strange creature Rosie O’Donnell, a feral never Trumper who was so blatantly stupid she tried to bribe US Senators offering them millions of dollars cash provided they vote against President Trump’s tax cut bill. To make a long and amusing story short, Rosie O’Donnell tweeted last night she offers two million smackaroos (cash) to any Republican senator who’s ready to kill Trump’s tax reform bill. In case you’re not Mr. Current Affairs, Rosie O’Donnell...

Former talk show host Rosie O'Donnell isn't exactly known for her measured political commentary, and has been excessively critical of both President Donald Trump and the GOP for years now. On Tuesday, however, she kicked it up a notch: she just might have committed a felony.In the lead-up to the vote on tax reform, O'Donnell tweeted that she would promise to give Sen. Susan Collins (R-ME) and Sen. Jeff Flake (R-AZ) $2 million each if they voted against the bill. O'Donnell said that "NO I WILL NOT KILL AMERICANS FOR THE SUOER [sic] RICH" and implored both senators to "DM"...

began her diatribe during Rachel Maddow's evening show, asking the MSNBC host whether American citizens should show up on Capitol Hill to protest the passage of the Republican-backed tax bill. "Ok so @Maddow – for real – should we all just getting our cars – on the train – right now – and show up in dc – right now – we mobilize – someone has to call it #SAYGO come on – #nowORnever show up – like a musical – masses of humans – show up now #SHOWUP [sic]," O'Donnell tweeted. ok so @maddow – for real – should...

Comedian Rosie O’Donnell in a tweet late Tuesday offered millions in cash to senators who vote against the Republican tax plan. Her tweet called specifically on Republican Sens. Jeff Flake of Arizona and Susan Collins of Maine. Ms. O’Donnell offered $2 million to each senator to vote no. She then followed up telling Ms. Collins specifically to call if she wanted to negotiate. [SNIP] Offering money to a lawmaker in exchange for changing a vote, or voting a particular way, is illegal.

Yesterday, Rosie O’Donnell released a deranged tweet that called for President Trump to be jailed for life. But it didn’t stop there. Shortly after that one, she released another tweet with the same image that looks like it was scribbled by a mentally deranged serial killer, and issued a threat to Trump and his children, saying that their days are numbered. ROSIE ✔ @Rosie they r coming for u dipshit and ur kids ... ur days r numbered - u fool nobody - u tool - go to hell - we r not afraid of u #TrumpTreason 11:55 AM -...

This didn’t sit well with O’Donell, who promptly tweeted, “Glass houses…#trumpRAPES,” along with the words “Child Rapist” scrawled across Trump’s original post.

Rosie O’Donnell had strong words in response to Spacey: u don't remember the incident – 30 years ago? – XXXX u kevin – like Harvey we all knew about u – I hope more men come forward @KevinSpacey — ROSIE (@Rosie) October 30, 2017

Rosie O'Donnell 'seriously' worried if she 'will be able to live through' Trump's presidency Rosie O'Donnell said her "entire essence and beliefs" were shaken to the core after Trump was elected president in her first interview since the election. The longtime Trump critic told W Magazine she was in "severe shock" when Trump won and went through "a lot of therapy." "I was in pure unadulterated [shock], as if I had fallen through the ice on a lake; I was underneath the water, and I couldn’t even see the surface," O'Donnell told the mag. "It was a severe shock to...