Rosie O'Donnell reveals she's a loser even in her preferred post-election alternate reality



Former comedian Rosie O'Donnell was one of the many liberals who decided to film and share their meltdowns over President Donald Trump's landslide victory this week.

O'Donnell suggested in a Wednesday TikTok video that Kamala Harris' crushing defeat signaled again the need for a radical transformation of the American republic, namely the abolition of the Electoral College. Trump secured 312 electoral votes Tuesday, and Harris managed to nab only 226 votes.

It appears the grieving Trump critic was unaware that even without that institution, which enhances the status of minority interests and prompts political candidates to appeal to the whole of the nation as opposed to a few populous coastal states, she still would have ended up crying on TikTok.

O'Donnell's video was captioned, "I remain stunned and kinda numb #thankyoukamalaharris," with the addition, "resist fascism #neverforget" — an apparent attempt to draw a parallel between Trump's success and the Holocaust.

Holding back tears, the 62-year-old Trump critic, who celebrated the Republican president's felony conviction earlier this year, said, "So what can we say? We watched Kamala do her speech — must have been very difficult to do — and Claire McCaskill crying on 'Deadline White House' with Nicolle Wallace, and so many touching videos from people today talking about how to take care of yourself when you're, you know, overwhelmed and stressed and scared."

"Get ready," said O'Donnell, "because we're in for one hell of a ride with him at the helm and no immunity guardrails."

Hours before the former comedian posted her video, the markets surged in response to Trump's win — the first time the Dow jumped over 1,000 points in a single day since November 2022.

Midway through the video, O'Donnell said, "How about we get rid of the Electoral College? Does that — anybody like that? Anyone? I'm not so sure any more. It's a popular vote. That's what we need to do. Who gets the most votes wins. One vote, one person. No racist math in the equation. Okay?

"That's what I'd like to do," continued O'Donnell. "Spend my life doing that, right. Find a cause you believe in and go right for it."

'Who is going to tell her?'

President Trump not only won a landslide victory where it counts — the Electoral College — but also became the first Republican in 20 years to win the popular vote. At the time of publication, Decision Desk HQ indicated that Trump had nearly 73 million votes — 4,637,738 million more votes than Harris. The difference roughly amounts to the population of Louisiana.

Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis noted, "The scope of the victory — electoral swing state domination, popular vote victory, and a Republican-controlled Senate — represents a decisive rejection of the Biden-Harris administration."

Critics online poked fun at O'Donnell's failure to appreciate that her advocacy would likely not have prevented another Trump victory.

"Who is going to tell her?" wrote one X user.

The Pittsburgh-based sports commentator John Steigerwald asked, "Is she still in favor of packing the Supreme Court?"

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Handmaid's fail: Hillary stumps for Jennifer Lawrence's new pro-abortion documentary



It’s time for more “Handmaid’s Tale” cosplay, courtesy of Hillary Clinton.

No, this isn’t about the hip Halloween costume for the progressive on the go. It’s the former first lady pushing her favorite fear narrative. Trump 2.0 will make “The Handmaid’s Tale” a reality!

The recent Venice Film Festival screening for Pedro Almodovar's 'The Room Next Door' earned a 17-minute standing ovation. Seventeen minutes! Not even Kim Jong Un does those kinds of numbers.

Just like he did(n't do) the first time.

The Teflon Don in a pantsuit dropped by the Telluride Film Festival to promote her new pro-abortion documentary, “Zurawski v. Texas.” And yes, she name-checked the dystopian tale in the process.

“I don’t think we can underestimate how important this film is in order to break through the eye-rolling, the denial, the dismissiveness, the cruelty that has affected so many women’s lives in our country today.”

But enough about dragging Monica Lewinsky’s name through the mud …

Adele farewell

Goodbye, Adele?

The pop superstar warned fans at a recent concert that she’s about to take a break. A big break.

“I will not see you for an incredibly long time,” Adele told her fans during a concert in Vegas.

Does this mean four more years of Trump?

Just remember that celebrities measure time differently. For them, one day out of the spotlight is the equivalent of six regular-person months ...

Jenna nixes 'Edith Scissorhands'

A woke Hollywood starlet just made sense. Stop the presses!

Rising star Jenna Ortega stars in “Beetlejuice Beetlejuice," the belated follow-up to director Tim Burton’s 1988 classic.

Would she be game for another Tim Burton project, like a female-led take on “Edward Scissorhands”? a progressive journo asked.

She didn’t take the bait.

“I love that there’s a lot more female leads nowadays, I think that’s so special, but we should have our own. … I don’t like it when it’s like a spin-off — I don’t want to see like ‘Jamie Bond.’ You know? I want to see another badass.”

Like “Furiosa”? That “Mad Max-less” prequel underperformed earlier this summer. And any attempt to make James Bond a female superspy might all but crush the decades-old franchise.

Even a twentysomething starlet knows better than the woke journalist in question …

Amy Adams unleashed

It’s safe to say Hollywood content isn’t all rah-rah about stay-at-home motherhood. “Nightbitch” might be the logical conclusion to that brand of thinking. And yes, that’s the film’s real title.

Oscar nominee Amy Adams plays a stressed-out mother (of one!) who turns into a wolf-like creature at night under extreme duress. The trailer plays up every fourth-wave feminist trope possible for what could be the most unintentionally hilarious film to cap the year. It drops in December.

Then again, trailers can be deceiving, and Adams can be particular about her film projects. Still, it’s hard not to be a tad suspicious after watching this two-minute howler.

Trump conspiracy theories? Rosie's all ears

Rosie O’Donnell is stirring things up on TikTok.

No, the former “The View” co-host isn’t crashing a White Dudes for Harris party. She’s sharing unhinged conspiracy theories about the assassination attempt on Donald Trump. According to Professor O’Donnell, it’s unlikely a bullet hit the former president’s ear.

Why? Because she loathes Trump and can’t bear the fact that he stared down an assassination attempt so bravely. And perhaps, she’s bored and wants a new gig.

Or even an old one.

Heck, if O’Donnell wanted back on “The View,” all she had to do was ask. This unofficial audition is beneath her …

Hollywood claptrap

The film biz can be a tad bit insincere. Not exactly breaking news, but there it is.

Even by La La Land standards, the “standing ovation” shtick is getting old.

What’s that? Movies debuting at tony film festivals receive a standing ovation after each screening. This isn’t ordinary praise. It’s a calculated move based on buzz, a film’s entertainment value, and who knows what else.

And it can go on … and on … and on.

The recent Venice Film Festival screening for Pedro Almodovar's “The Room Next Door” earned a 17-minute standing ovation. Seventeen minutes? Not even Kim Jong Un does those kinds of numbers.

'They lied': Rosie O'Donnell holds nothing back over East Palestine disaster, reminds Americans of EPA's history



You know it's bad when they've lost Rosie O'Donnell.

In a video posted to TikTok, the liberal comedian skewered the Biden administration's response to the East Palestine train derailment, which she called "a tragedy of epic proportion."

Specifically, O'Donnell, an unenthusiastic Biden supporter, targeted the Environmental Protection Agency over what she believes has been an apathetic response.

"I've been reading all the news about this horrible train derailment and chemical spill — toxic poisoning — in Ohio. Fish dying, chickens dying and animals getting sick, and people getting sick, and then the EPA comes out with a very non-alarmist 'Everything's OK; don't worry about a thing' statement, and it's infuriating," she said.


O'Donnell said she does not trust the EPA, especially after 9/11. Infamously, the EPA declared Ground Zero was safe, free of health hazards.

That, however, tragically turned out false. More people, in fact, have died from cancer and medical problems related to the attacks and their hazardous aftermath than from the attacks themselves.

"They lied to the American people. I don't believe the EPA," O'Donnell said again.

O'Donnell likened the East Palestine incident to other infamous environmental catastrophes, including Love Canal and Three Mile Island. "They've poisoned hundreds of thousands of people. Their lives [are] ruined," O'Donnell said, "they don't have anywhere else to go."

"This is a tragedy of epic proportion, and it's criminal negligence by that chemical and train company," O'Donnell said. "And nothing’s being done about it. It's not on the news enough. It's not something that people are talking about. It's like being pushed to the back burner."

Anything else?

O'Donnell's video was received positively in conservative circles and by other people critical of the government.

She responded to the praise by denying that she had "finally" woken up. Instead, O'Donnell said this is how she feels about "all national tragedies."

“I didn’t finally wake up. This is exactly what I feel at all national tragedies," she responded. “This is what I feel: compassion for my fellow man, disappointment in a government that doesn’t take good enough care of its people, and frustration at the way corporate entities seem to have impunity in this country now."

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