Staff Reports
Rosie O’Donnell finds herself in the hot seat once again. Her recent apology regarding a false claim about a school shooter being a Trump supporter did nothing to cool the flames of frustration from President Trump. For years, O’Donnell has been a vocal critic of Trump, endlessly parroting leftist talking points, and yet another apology—lacking sincerity as always—demonstrates the liberal elite’s inability to self-reflect or take accountability.
The President has responded in kind, considering serious measures against O’Donnell. It’s rare to see such bold proposals in politics, but perhaps this is the wake-up call that America’s detractors need. The idea of revoking citizenship is dramatic, and while it might be a long shot, it sends a clear message: if you despise your country so much, maybe it’s time to rethink where you call home.
🚨 HOLY SHLIT LOOK WHAT TRUMP JUST POSTED
“As previously mentioned, we are giving serious thought to taking away Rosie O’Donnell’s Citizenship. She is not a Great American and is, in my opinion, incapable of being so!”
😭 Nobody like him in the next million years pic.twitter.com/MI8CCq0bpE
— Eric Daugherty (@EricLDaugh) September 4, 2025
O’Donnell’s threat to leave America for Ireland when Trump secured a second term is laughable. One wonders how someone can criticize a nation so vehemently yet cling desperately to the privileges of citizenship. Perhaps O’Donnell should focus on other aspects of her life rather than trying to tear down a nation she claims to loathe.
It’s hard not to see hypocrisy at the heart of American liberalism. Those who claim to stand for justice and equality seem most blind to their own prejudices and biases. They champion so-called “tolerance” while being intolerant of conservative viewpoints. O’Donnell’s situation is a perfect example of this double standard.
Trump’s consideration of citizenship revocation is a reminder. It underscores the values of patriotism and appreciation for our nation. One has to wonder: How much longer will America continue to tolerate those who enjoy its benefits while refusing to reciprocate respect?
