Filed under: the view | Tags: barbara walters, connie chung, joan rivers, roseanne barr, rosie o'donnell, the view, whoopi goldberg
Rumors are that Roseanne Barr is at the top of the list to replace Rosie on the View. Now, we all know that I LOVE LOVE LOVE Rosie and I hate to see her go! But I must say that I’m liking this idea!
Also in the running (apparently) are Connie Chung, Whoopi Goldberg (Rosie’s fav choice) and Joan Rivers. C’mon! Roseanne’s got this one in the bag!
Filed under: 9/11, the view | Tags: 9/11, first responders, heroes, rosie o'donnell, the view, wtc
Please contact your senator (I’ve already contacted Senator Clinton) and let’s make sure these amazing heroes get the help they need!
This morning, Rosie announced that she will not be returning to the View for a second season. This saddens me as I think she was the best thing that has and could have happened to the View. Here’s to hoping she gets her own show back!
Filed under: the view | Tags: dannielynn, discrimination, don imus, media, rosie o'donnell, the view
Once again, Rosie & Gang discuss a recent event in America that totally took over all of the news channels. Instead of talking about Iraq and our soldiers, the news channels discuss how a white cowboy’s racial slur affected a women’s basketball team. Instead of talking about how there are tons of offensive slurs said every day in the media about people from all different kinds of backgrounds (Arabs and gays included), they discuss how one slur affected one group of people.
Take a look.
On 4/19’s episode of the View, Rosie & Gang discussed the new ban on Partial Birth Abortion. While I am not a woman, I strongly support women’s rights, among those – women’s right to choose.
For a detail explanation and first-hand account of a partial birth abortion, please click here.
The Supreme Court has chosen to uphold this ban by a vote of 5-4 (just a side note that all 5 who were in favor of the ban are Catholics).
Here is some video of Rose & Gang’s convo.
Even though I do believe that life begins with fetilization and while I think the procedure is very tough to read about, I do believe the decision should be left up to the woman and her doctor. Her body and the ultimate health of herself and her unborn child are what matters.
