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Rosie O'Donnell Posts Photo, Video of 4-Year-Old Daughter Dressed as Guerrilla Fighter With Bullet Bandolero Wednesday, June 27, 2007 Unemployed gabfest queen Rosie O'Donnell, who last went to war with Elisabeth Hasselbeck only to retreat from her position on "The View," has drafted a reinforcement in the form of her waif-like 4-year-old daughter Vivienne Rose, better known as "Vivi." O'Donnell posted a video and photo of her little soldier on her Web site Rosie.com on Tuesday, which drew immediate reaction — some not so kind — about the media transformation of her daughter from little princess to bullet-toting guerrilla fighter....

"Why would Rosie O'Donnell, a woman known for her wild-eyed rants against firearms, the war on terror, and the military, dress her child in a camo shirt, camo bandana and a bandolier of bullets and then post that picture on her own website? I certainly can't answer that stunner and neither can the denizens of her nutroots website who seem shocked and utterly unable to assist me in finding out what is going on with this business." "Yet, there it is, for all to see on her Web site; exactly the photo described above."

PHOTONETDAILY Rosie defends bullet-laden daughter picture Girl shown in O'Donnell's own blog wearing ammo belt -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Posted: June 26, 2007 4:07 p.m. Eastern By Joe Kovacs © 2007 WorldNetDaily.com Rosie O'Donnell is defending the banner photograph at the top of her blog today featuring her 4-year-old daughter, Vivienne, wearing an ammunition belt and military fatigues. Titled "a picture says a thousand posts," the item was posted by the entertainer and outspoken anti-war activist at midday. The photo is one of several now featured in a home video on Breitbart.tv showing Vivian make the transition from princess last year to armed...

Picture of Rosie's daughter Vivi wearing an ammo belt is causing quite a stir on her site.

NEW YORK - In the nine months since escaping her travel cage at Kennedy Airport, Vivi the wayward whippet has joined the Central Park coyote, high-rise tiger, Harlem Meer caiman and Molly the fugitive feline in New York's ever-growing pantheon of urban animal legends. She was reported dozens of times, roaming cemeteries with other dogs, or hanging around stores in the borough of Queens, in some cases miles from the tarmac where she disappeared while awaiting a flight home to California on Feb. 15. A day earlier, she had won an Award of Merit at the annual Westminster Kennel Club...