Rosie O’Donnell reflects on the anniversary of January 6: “We must believe we will survive him”
Rosie O’Donnell is here to quell your fears.In a new TikTok post, the self-dubbed “star of The Flinstones” (and more than vocal opponent of the president-elect) shared words of support and some mutual disbelief with her 2.5 million followers.“What a day four years ago,” she recalled.
Subscribe to our newsletter for your front-row seat to all things entertainment with a sprinkle of everything else queer.“Remember that, watching TV, going, ‘What the eff is going on four years ago?
And the man who orchestrated the whole thing is about to be president again.”back in la #goldenglobes2024 #london #vacation Plus, O’Donnell added, the orange man is “sort of acting like he’s the president already, and he’s not” ahead of his January 20 inauguration.“Dear god he makes up facts – lies – rewrites history daily – what a tragedy for our nation – for the world – and to watch the press core bow to him is sickening,” she added in an Instagram post.Still, according to the active TikTok comments section, many are worried about the “day [they] hoped never to see again.” Even Rosie admitted she occasionally felt “too tired to fight,” but replied encouragingly.“We must believe we will survive him – protect ur heart first,” she told one follower who wrote that they were “terrified.”Others thanked O’Donnell for her entertaining content during these trying times.(“I love listening to your stories,” one viewer confided, adding that they even saw her “open for Dolly Parton when I was really young.” For her part, Rosie replied the experience was “such a thrill.”)A post shared by Rosie O’Donnell (@rosie)Accordingly, the comedian’s riveting takes on this year’s Golden Globes in the nearly 10-minute-long clip were a welcome distraction.Her review on host Nikki Glaser? “Fantastic.
Just the right tone, the right attitude. She looked gorgeous.” (Big words, considering O’Donnell helmed the Grammys twice and called it a “thankless job.”)Furthermore, she praised the genre-spanning Emilia Pérez, which.
