Brad Wardell's views about technology, politics, religion, world affairs, and all sorts of politically incorrect topics.
Hi Ho the watich is dead!
Published on May 25, 2007 By Draginol In Politics

Just a day after getting into an on-air debate on the day-time TV show, "The View" with co-host Elisabeth Hasselbeck, Rosie has announced she's leaving the view immediately.

On the show, Rosie accused American troops in Iraq of being terrorists. "655,000 Iraqi civilians have died. Who are the terrorists?" Rosie, a stranger to reality, fabricated a number that has no backing anywhere to tar our troops.  Hasselbeck, who is the lone conservative on the show, asked her to clarify.

In a lengthy heated exchange Rosie called Hasselbeck a coward not responding to the questions of critics of the war (how does one respond to an idiotic, out of her mind nut job who makes up facts and believes fringe conspiracy theories?). Hasselbeck retorted "What's cowardly is not answering ones own rhetorical questions."

Rosie examplifies the bully - stand up to them and they fall apart.  But more accurately, Rosie is typical of the American far-left -- as soon as they're faced with opposition that forces them to back up their looney positions they flee. 

I never watched The View. My wife used to until Rosie came on and turned it into a crazy left-wing talk show.  But I certainly am glad that the show will no longer be such a ready vehicle of crazy left-wing rantings. 

Good for Elisabeth Hasselbeck for standing up to Rosie. I wish she'd done it sooner. And thanks for her demonstrating once again that far-left loonies tend to crumble when faced with resistance.  The intolerance of the left strikes again.


Comments (Page 2)
2 Pages1 2 
on May 27, 2007
ok, so multiplying casualty counts by ten isn't unethical? OK, let's talk about the 30,000 killed on 9/11!


It's a little thing called sarcasm, folks.
on May 27, 2007
It's a little thing called sarcasm, folks


so was mine.

Her comments were way out of line. And she deserved to be called for them.
on May 27, 2007
Marcie: I felt it was implied. I apologize for misunderstanding you.
on May 27, 2007

I you-tubed her last spat with Elizabeth.

Liz is all class, Rosie all ass.  Heh.

I totally loved how the other two women tried to make it funny and they were just ignored.  Joy gets on my nerves.

I never really cared for the view when Meredith was on it either.  Their views certainly aren't mine on most things.

If I never have to see Rosie or hear her voice again, it will be too soon.

on May 27, 2007
Marcie: I felt it was implied. I apologize for misunderstanding you.


I wasn't very clear, B. I'm sorry as well.

Iraq is in a civil war, but our soldiers *have* killed Iraqi civillians. Not on purpose, mind you, but to the rest of the world, it might not look like it.

And when an idjit like Rose-tard has fodder like that, well, she can misconstrue it anyway she likes, right or wrong.

She's a pussy. What kind of moron who actually believes in the things they say runs away. It sounds like she wasn't very convinced herself.
on May 28, 2007

In World War II, even with massive fire bombing and nuclear weapons used on Japan only 600,000 Japanese civilians died.

Hence anyone trying to argue that the death toll in Iraq is remotely similar needs a remedial history book.

on May 28, 2007
Rosie claimed (about 9/11) that there is no possible way fire can melt steel.  

Really, tubby?
on May 29, 2007
Rosie claimed (about 9/11) that there is no possible way fire can melt steel.

Really, tubby?


I wonder how she thinks they make steel in the first place? In a refrigerator? She's already as dumb as a box of rocks.....if she gets any worse???
on Jun 01, 2007
I only listen to the show because of the four channels i (sorta)have, it's the only one that comes in the clearest. Most of the time i'm busy getting ready for work.

The only thing i liked about Rosie was the charity work she did, which was laudable. Other than that i felt her to be overbearing.
2 Pages1 2