Staff Reports
Rosie O’Donnell made headlines again after fleeing to Ireland to escape former President Donald Trump’s America. Critics say her dramatic exit shows how out of touch liberal celebrities have become. Now, reports suggest the move hasn’t brought her the peace she wanted.
During a White House meeting, Trump roasted O’Donnell after a reporter asked Ireland’s leader why he allowed her into the country. Trump smirked and said Ireland would be “better off not knowing” her. This jab highlights the years-long feud between the two.
O’Donnell claims Ireland’s people are “loving” and “kind,” but critics point out her TikTok videos seem desperate. She admitted missing her family and life in America, raising questions about why she left. Some say this proves you can’t run from problems by moving overseas.
The battle started in 2006 when O’Donnell attacked Trump for giving a Miss USA contestant a second chance. Trump fired back by calling her a “loser.” Their feud escalated when she spent years trashing him online during his presidency.
Trump’s nephew Fred recently slammed O’Donnell, saying she should’ve stayed to “fight” instead of fleeing. He argued true patriots don’t abandon their country just because their candidate loses. Others agree, calling her exit cowardly.
GOP strategist Shermichael Singleton called out the hypocrisy. He noted liberals like O’Donnell make fortunes in America only to bolt when policies don’t suit them. This “elite mindset” shows disrespect for ordinary citizens who stay and work for change.
O’Donnell claims she’ll return when America is “safe for all citizens,” but many doubt her sincerity. Her tearful posts about missing home suggest buyer’s remorse. Supporters say this drama is classic Trump Derangement Syndrome – letting hatred cloud judgment.
Conservatives argue O’Donnell’s story is a cautionary tale. Running away solves nothing, and true change happens by engaging – not retreating. Her misery abroad exposes the empty rage driving Trump’s loudest critics.
