To Fred and the other Mods. I sent this a couple of days ago. It may been have sent with a anonymous nym. Because I did not see it on Rantburg, I wasn't sure if it got posted, you were hanging on to it, or discarded the post. I know you guys have been having problems with DDOS recently. BTW, great job with recovering the site and keeping the bots away. I am a Network Admin myself, and understand how annoying this stuff can be.
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As co-host of ABCÂ’s The View, Rosie OÂ’Donnell has used her daytime perch to push an array of extreme left-wing and anti-American views. Soon after her debut in September 2006, OÂ’Donnell used the anniversary of the 9/11 attacks to insist that "radical Christianity is just as threatening as radical Islam." In a similar vein, she advised her audience: "DonÂ’t fear the terrorists. TheyÂ’re mothers and fathers," while suggesting that "the Patriot Act has robbed us of us our civil liberties in this country, that fear has taken over from faith in democracy, in the Constitution" In March, OÂ’Donnell even suggested that the government was hiding the truth of 9/11 attacks, arguing: "Miraculously, for the first time in history, steel was melted by fire. It is physically impossible."
OÂ’DonnellÂ’s mean-spirited approach was known before she was hired by ABC. Guest-hosting The View back in 2005, she railed against FNCÂ’s Sean Hannity, calling President Bush "a war criminal" and demanding to know "how many American poor children are dead, fighting a war that was never needed?" In an appearance on FNCÂ’s At Large with Geraldo Rivera earlier in 2005, OÂ’Donnell similarly foamed: "He is basically a war criminal. Honestly. He should be tried at The Hague."
Here are some of OÂ’DonnellÂ’s more noteworthy left-wing outbursts, many accompanied by audio and video clips, and with links to more detailed descriptions from MRCÂ’s CyberAlert newsletter or our NewsBusters blog.
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