Trump Threatens Rosie O'Donnell’s Citizenship in Latest Online Tirade
Alright, so here’s the latest — and it’s wild. Donald Trump has once again taken to Truth Social, and this time, he’s going after Rosie O’Donnell in a way that’s raising more than just eyebrows. In a bizarre and inflammatory post, the former president claimed he is “seriously considering” revoking Rosie O’Donnell’s U.S. citizenship. Yeah, you heard that right — revoking citizenship. He called her a “threat to humanity” and even suggested she should stay in Ireland, referring to it as a “wonderful country,” clearly mocking the fact that Rosie recently moved there.
Now let’s just pause for a second — because this isn’t just some celebrity spat. This is a former U.S. president openly threatening to strip someone of their constitutional rights because they criticized him. Under the 14th Amendment, birthright citizenship is protected and cannot simply be revoked by presidential decree. So legally? This is nonsense. But politically and symbolically, it’s dangerous rhetoric.
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Of course, Rosie didn’t stay silent. She clapped back hard on Instagram, calling Trump out as a “criminal con man,” a “sexual abusing liar,” and someone with “no empathy, compassion or basic humanity.” She said she sees him for who he is — and always has. Her move to Ireland, she explained, was about preserving her sanity in a country she feels Trump is trying to burn down from the inside out.
She even went a step further, posting a photo of Trump with Jeffrey Epstein — a reminder of the powerful men who surrounded Epstein before his scandalous death. Rosie didn’t hold back, calling herself everything Trump fears: a loud woman, a queer woman, a mother who tells the truth. She ended with a brutal line: “I still live rent-free in that collapsing brain of yours.”
Honestly, this whole episode is less about Rosie and more about Trump’s playbook — he vilifies his critics, distracts from real issues, and throws red meat to his base. But this time, threatening someone’s citizenship for simply opposing him? That’s not just ugly politics — that’s authoritarian talk.
What we’re seeing here is a warning. When powerful people start threatening legal status over political disagreement, we all need to pay attention. Whether you love or loathe Rosie O’Donnell, this is bigger than a feud. It’s about the kind of country we’re allowing ourselves to become.
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