This morning, I just couldn’t wait to listen to what Rosie O’Donnell was going to say about the Virginia Tech shootings on her political platform, “The View.” I was expecting her to go off on a wild tangent, ranting and raving, drooling, and what-not, while the only sane one there, Elisabeth Hasselbeck, gets shut down by Rosie’s loud mouth antics…
Well, folks, I think she has finally given up on fighting the anti-gun control crowd. During her opening diatribe, she actually admitted that it is impossible to change the gun control laws in the United States, because of the NRA lobbyists in Washington and that, “…they [the NRA] have guns.”
She has also announced that she is no longer registering as a Democrat! She is now registering as an Independent, saying that she is sick of all of them, and that all of her shirts say, “Impeach Cheney first.” Also, she seems to be quietly stewing about the recent attacks on her hypocritical, brain dead, First Amendment protected mouth when she spewed out the following crap:
Rosie Defends Anti-Asian Remarks, Attacks DeLay and O’Reilly
Posted by Justin McCarthy on April 16, 2007 – 15:19.
News Busters
On the April 16 edition of “The View,” Rosie O’Donnell responded to Tom DeLay’s call for her firing by asserting we’re “entering dangerous territory” against free speech. Apparently, free speech does not extend to Mr. DeLay’s right to call for her firing. Rosie also tried to clarify her anti-Asian remarks noting she made a joke, and Don Imus did not.
ROSIE O’DONNELL: I don’t feel concerned, but I will tell you this. I think we’re in dangerous territory when people like Tom DeLay a man of high moral standards, [laughter] when people like Tom DeLay want me to be fired for my political opinions. That’s a dangerous state of affairs here in democracy. If you have a dissenting opinion, you know, that you are somehow a threat to the country or the world, if you want to bring up a subject or question something in our government or that our government is doing you’re somehow not patriotic and therefore should be off the air. That’s when we’re–
BARBARA WALTERS: Is that the reasoning that he’s giving?
O’DONNELL: Well, first he said that she was so very offensive to the Chinese people because he’s been really so supportive and encouraging of the plight of the Chinese in America his who life and career, Mr. DeLay. [laughter and applause] When I made that joke, the point of the joke being the absurdity of a Danny DeVito being drunk story being international news. So there’s a joke that the point of the joke was the absurdity of a drunk actor making the international news in other countries. Calling someone descriptions — Imus didn’t make a joke. That wasn’t a joke. That was name calling.
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