Rosie and Trump

Finally, somebody has the courage to stand-up to the obnoxious liberal that haunts us from "The View". After a few words from Rosie O'Donnell about Trump's decision to give Miss USA a second chance after her drunken party spree, Donald Trump voiced that he figured Barbara Walters regrets the day "...she put that animal on her show."

In fact, The Donald didn't stop there. He went on to call O'Donnell a "fat slob" and a "bully", as well as stating that Rosie is an "extremely unattractive person inside and out who doesn't understand the truth," and "she's a terrible person."

Trump admitted that he has this uncanny ability to "look at people and see what they are." Adding that, "She [Rosie O'Donnell] has an extremely low aptitude, in my opinion. . . and has failed at everything she's done." He also quipped, "I love to see bad people fail."

All of these words come as a result of what he considered to be slanderous remarks from the vocal liberal bi. . .er. . .uh. . .co-host of The View.

Rose called Trump a "snake-oil salesman" on the View for forgiving the disgraced Miss USA. She also blurted out, "Increasing debt brought Trump to business bankruptcy and the brink of personal bankruptcy."

Donald, the gentleman that he is, called her a loser on national TV and promised to sue her for either slander, or the bankruptcy remarks. No one is really sure what the grounds for suing her was, but he indicated he was mainly wanting to sue her for the fun of it.

While I normally do not condone name-calling, I wonder if it really bothered Rosie in the first place. And I really don't think that Rosie's comments were that slanderous in the first place because how can the remarks from a woman that nobody takes seriously be considered slanderous?

If anything, the bout between The Donald and Rosie was entertaining.

On a personal level, I was just thankful that Trump had the cajones to say about Rosie what the rest of us (or at least most of us) were already thinking.

Ding Ding. Round one goes to The Donald.