Rosie O'Donnell Says Trump's Decades of Mockery Caused Trauma, She Is Reclaiming Herself in Ireland

Rosie O'Donnell stated that she is beginning to 'reclaim' herself after experiencing trauma from President Donald Trump using her 'as a punchline' for decades. She described the effect as feeling like having PTSD. O'Donnell noted that moving to Ireland and receiving a warm welcome there, along with being less exposed to constant news about Trump, has made her 'softer' and helped her recovery. The comments highlight the long-running public feud between the former talk show host and the former president, which has spanned years of personal insults and political attacks.

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