Rosie O'Donnell's "Views"

My sister-in-law forwarded the following note to me. Frankly, I'm not at all surprised at Rosie O'Donnell's comments. She is one of the most bitter, American-hating, liberal wackos out there. Really, does anyone even watch "the View?" That show would be an embarrassment to women everywhere if it were indeed hosted by women, but, well... you know... Anyway, ABC, that bastion of family values, yet again, chooses to give these people a forum from which to spew their vitriol.

I'd almost rather people didn't respond to Rosie's tirade, because the more these people talk, the more they reveal how they truly feel about Christians, and about America. They can't hide behind a facade of patriotism (or intelligence), because they lack both.

Donald E. Wildmon
Founder and Chairman

September 14, 2006

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ABC's Rosie O'Donnell told a nationwide audience this week that "radical Christians" are the same as radical Muslims who piloted hijacked jetliners into New York's Twin Towers, who chop off the heads of individuals and who bomb innocent children in suicide attacks. O'Donnell made her comments as host of ABC's "The View."

"Radical Christianity is just as threatening as radical Islam in a country like America where we have separation of church and state," O'Donnell said. She had been saying that America was attacked "not by a nation." She continued: "And as a result of the attack and the killing of 3,000 innocent people, we invaded two countries and killed innocent people." Even her liberal co-hosts were shocked by her comments.

Co-host Joy Behar otested that Christians are not trying to impose mass murder on America. "This group (radical Muslims) is threatening to kill us." Replied O'Donnell: "No, but we are bombing innocent people in other countries. True or false?"

O'Donnell was saying there is no difference between the radical Muslims who kill in the name of Allah and Bible-believing Christians who follow the teachings of Jesus.

Neither O'Donnell nor ABC apologized for the comments. Had she made similar comments about minorities or homosexuals, there would have been an apology, and she would have probably been fired.

The message from ABC is that bashing Christians is acceptable, even comparing them with murderers who kill in the name of Allah.

Take Action. Tell ABC that O'Donnell's comments deserve an apology and a reprimand.

1. Send the email to ABC asking for an apology and a reprimand.
2. Forward this to your friends and family, and ask them to send the email to ABC.

Brian Frons, President, ABC Daytime ABC 77 West 66th St.New York, NY 10023-6298 Primary Phone: 212-456-7777Fax: 212-456-1424E-Mail: Brian Frons, ABC

Sincerely,
Donald E. Wildmon, Founder and Chairman
American Family Association