What do you think of Rosie O'Donnell?

Answer 1

Trump was right.

Answer 2

I think she's very opinionated and good at her job-she gets people riled up and has made The View a hit again. Her management wanted her to stay, but she wanted a shorter contract, so they know she was great for their pocketbooks. I watched some of her own show in the beginning, but lost interest. I've never watched much of The View, it's not my cup of tea.

I think it's interesting that so many people had to mention how Rosie looks, her sexual orientation, and her family when trying to put her down. How many people dislike Trump or O'Reilly, but how often do people say they are overweight; or talk about what a nasty heterosexual they are (such as, unfaithful); or talk about whether these men should be allowed to have kids or not...yet when talking about how much they dislike Rosie, many people had to resort to talking about her looks (sexism); her sexual orientation (homophobia) and whether she should be allowed to have kids (sexism and homophobia).

Answer 3

I respect what she's done to financially support the troops by helping to build the Intrepid Fallen Hero's Center in Texas.

I respect what she's done to help Autistic Children through Autism Speaks Foundation.

I respect that she's helping the First Responders from 9/11 who are critically ill and dying.

But most of all I respect that she walks the talk when so many do NOT.

Talk is cheap and Pundits are a dime a dozen.

Like her or not at least Rosie commits and makes a difference in this world.
I say Godspeed.

Answer 4

I liked her but unfortunately she let all the hype go to her head and now she acts like she believes that she is the authority on everything.

Hey, Rosie, just because you have had a TV talk show doesn't mean that you know more than the rest of us.

Answer 5

She's a television personalty. It's her job is to get people going. Her argument with Trump was a set-up. Her argument with the girl on the View was fake. It's television it's all about ratings. And I'll be damn if the public doesn't fall for it every time. Imus was real. See what happens when it's real.

Answer 6

I think she likes to hear herself talk, and frankly, I'm sick of hearing about Rosie O'Donnell.

Answer 7

I was never a fan of hers, entertainment wise, I mean her schtick just wasn't my cup of tea, but I respect her courage for saying what a lot of people think and know about the 9/11 cover-up, and doing this on main stream corporate media, which has ignored this vital issue - the fraudulent and criminal basis for an equally fraudulent "war on terror".

911 The Myth and The Reality - David Ray Griffin
http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=5382746000790234530&q=david+ray+griffin+myth+reality&hl=en

http://911revisited.org/

Answer 8

She is good in the way she defends underprivelged or "autistic" children and has her specific causes.....BUT, sometimes I wonder if she just uses this..to get attention so she can blurt out her paranoid opinions about things....she got in trouble on her own show...didn't she learn her lesson....

Answer 9

for entertainment, i'd say she's amusing. strong minded. stands strong in what she believes in whether she is right or wrong, she can make an argument and back it up. its nice to be able to have a good debate with someone, i've always enjoyed doing debates in various classes over the years.

Answer 10

I think she's alright. I don't care. I don't really get why anybody cares. It's not cool to be on some stupid chat board calling someone a fat dyke, it's just pointless.

Answer 11

I don't like her at all. When she finally leaves The View I'll probably start watching it again.