Rosie O’Donnell, ex-comedienne and full-time conspiracy theorist, has officially taken her Trump Derangement Syndrome overseas — and now she’s blaming Elon Musk for “stealing” the 2024 election. You really can’t make this stuff up.
Appearing on Ireland’s The Late Late Show — her first TV appearance since fleeing the United States in a dramatic, self-imposed political exile — O’Donnell launched into a bizarre tirade that would make even Rachel Maddow blush. According to Rosie, the 2024 election couldn’t possibly be legitimate because, well, Trump won. And in her mind, that’s proof of foul play.
“I question why for the first time in America history a president has won every swing state and is also best friends and his largest donor was a man who owns and runs the internet,” she ranted, referring to Elon Musk. That’s right — Rosie now thinks Musk “runs the internet” because he owns X (formerly Twitter). Apparently, in Rosie’s world, owning a website makes you the digital puppet master of democracy itself.
Rosie O'Donnell: "I question why the first time in American history a President has won every swing state…and his largest donor is a man who owns and runs the internet."pic.twitter.com/3a8lILPSwS
— Thomas Sowell Quotes (@ThomasSowell) March 22, 2025
To recap: Trump wins the election fair and square, Elon Musk tweets some memes, and Rosie sees a fascist cyber coup. She even claimed that Kamala Harris was “filling up stadiums,” while Trump supposedly couldn’t — a bold statement, considering Harris couldn’t fill a Starbucks during the campaign season.
It gets better. O’Donnell — who now lives in Ireland and no longer votes in the United States — still feels entitled to accuse Americans of sabotaging their own democracy. From across the Atlantic. While sipping Guinness and virtue signaling. She says she hopes the 2024 election is “investigated,” but doesn’t explain how or by whom. Maybe by the same people who investigated Russian pee tapes?
This is all part of a growing trend among leftists who, after years of mocking conservatives as “election deniers,” are now throwing tantrums because Trump is back in office — legally, decisively, and with the backing of swing states they once claimed were “fortified” for democracy.
Rosie’s emotional breakdown is just the latest chapter in the ongoing meltdown of a political movement that’s been living in a fantasy land since 2016. She’s not fighting for democracy — she’s raging because democracy didn’t give her the outcome she wanted.
If nothing else, at least she’s no longer here to lecture Americans from The View. Godspeed, Ireland.
At least she left the country. Irelands loss is Americas gain.