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President Donald Trump It escalated a long-standing feud with Rosie O’Donnell.
On Saturday, 79-year-old Trump came to the idea of revoking the US citizenship of the 63-year-old comedian and actress after moving to Ireland earlier this year.
“I am seriously considering taking away her citizenship because of the fact that Rosie O’Donnell is not in the greatest interests of our greatest nation,” Trump wrote in a true social post on his social media platform.
“She is a threat to humanity and if they want her, they should remain in the wonderful country of Ireland. God blesses America!” he added.
O’Donnell responded quickly to Trump’s jab in a few posts he shared on his social media page. “Their own league” star He posted a photo collage centered on screenshots of Trump’s posts on Instagram, blowing up politicians with his caption.
“The US President always hated the fact that I was looking at him about who he was. Liars are sexually abusing liars and serving themselves to do harm to our country,” she writes. “This is why I moved to Ireland. He is a dangerous elderly soulless man with dementia, lacking compassion and basic humanity.”
“I directly oppose it [to] Everything he represents – millions of others – you’re going to deport everyone who confronts your evil tendencies – you’re a bad joke that can’t form a consistent sentence,” O’Donnell added along with the hashtag #nevertrump.
Former talk show host I then shared a screenshot of an Instagram post about Tiktok. There she slams Trump into the caption, writing that he is “a dishonor to all of our beautiful countries” and “a danger to our nation.”
O’Donnell bashed Trump as a “criminal without mental disorders” and claimed that he “lied to America for 10 years” while holding the hit reality television series The Apprentice.
“If you grew up in New York – like I did – you know what kind of fool he is. Every turn add me to the list of people who oppose him – it’s not now, or never America,” she wrote.
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In another post, O’Donnell uploaded a photo of Trump around Jeffrey Epstein, a dishonest investor who died in prison in 2019.
“Hey Donald – are you rattling again? 18 years later, I’m still living without rent in your falling brain,” she wrote in the caption. “You call me a threat to humanity, but I’m all you fear: loud women are strange women.
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“You want to revoke my citizenship? Go ahead and try out Tangerine Spraytan and King Joffrey,” she added, referring to Joffrey Baratheon, a sadistic young king who was a character in the hit HBO TV series Game of Thrones.
“I’m not yours,” she added. “I never did.”
O’Donnell didn’t refer to Epstein in the caption, but her post is as Trump’s administration faces rebellion against Epstein’s handling of investigations into sex trafficking cases. The Department of Justice and the FBI leaders Please set the fire After closing the investigation in Y, many Trump supporters ended their investigation into the incident without releasing new files.
Representatives from the White House and O’Donnell did not immediately respond to Fox News Digital’s request for comment.
Rosie O’Donnell revealed in an interview with NYT that he didn’t think Trump would win. (Stefanie Keenan/Getty Images for Elle; Chip Somodevilla/Getty Images)
O’Donnell and Trump Since 2006 she has been involved in feuds after criticising him for her “view” about her generosity towards the Miss USA winner, accused of drug use and other bad behaviour.
Trump responded to criticism by calling O’Donnell a “real loser.”
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In 2014, O’Donnell claimed that his feud with Trump led to “the most bullying I’ve ever experienced in my life.”
The two-word war has been going on for many years, with O’Donnell making frequent remarks about Trump and his policies after the real estate mogul entered politics.
O’Donnell bolstered Trump’s critique during his first presidential run and victory, jokingly telling Seth Myers in 2017 that “about 90% of my working hours tweet hatred for this administration.”
Rosie O’Donnell will be attending a cool comedy hot meal that will benefit the Fairmont Century Plaza Scleral Research Foundation, held in Los Angeles, California on October 29, 2024. (Alberto E. Rodriguez/Getty Images/Michael M. Santiago/Getty Images)
In March, O’Donnell confirmed that she had I fled to Ireland After Trump returned to his oval office after winning his second presidential election.
At the time, the comedian said he lived in Ireland and was in the process of applying for Irish citizenship.
“It was so great, I have to say,” O’Donnell said in a video for Tiktok. “And the people were so loving, so kind and so welcoming, and I’m very grateful.”
O’Donnell said she and her child’s clay left the country on January 15th, five days ago Trump’s Inauguration ceremony.
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“I was someone I didn’t expect to move to another country, and that’s what I decided was the best for myself and my 12-year-old,” she explained.
“You know, I’m happy. Clay is happy. I miss my other children. I miss my friends. I miss my friends. I miss a lot about being there at home here. I’m trying to find a home here in this beautiful country.
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Despite Trump’s posts, O’Donnell’s citizenship is unlikely to be in danger. The 14th Amendment guarantees citizenship to those born in the United States, and the actress was born in Comac, New York. Furthermore, many legal experts agree that the government cannot unilaterally revoke the citizenship of naturally-born citizens. One exception is when the government is able to prove that citizenship was obtained through fraud in the case of naturalization.
Additionally, individuals may revoke their citizenship if they serve foreign troops engaged in certain actions, including treason, hostilities against the United States, or waive citizenship.
