Donald Trump just can't seem to let anything go. I guess that's what makes him an amazing business man and a crappy human being. On Yahoo! News headlines today, here's another article I found on the Trump/o'Donnell feud. On a side note, I'd like to say, Rosie O'Donnell is NOT fat. I met her in person and she looks like a normal woman. She's a size 18. Most women in America are a size 14 or more. She carries herself with dignity and no matter what you want to say about her, she'll never be an unattractive 60-year-old man with a combover and closet full of ugly pink ties.
"It's the way I look. He can't resist. I love when people say you're fat like you don't know," Rosie O'Donnell joked Monday on ABC's "The View." "... It's always the first comment of someone who disagrees with you if you happen to be on the plus side."
Trump has been hurling insults at O'Donnell since she criticized his news conference with Miss USA Tara Conner last month. Trump announced that Conner would be allowed to keep her title, which had been in jeopardy because of underage drinking.
"Boy, did I hit a nerve with that guy," O'Donnell said Monday, calling Trump a "comb-over bunny" for his relentless attacks on her, which include saying that Barbara Walters, creator of "The View," had told him she didn't want the 44-year-old comedian on the show.
Walters said Monday that Trump's remarks were "totally untrue" and expressed a wish that "we could rise above it."
"It's not we, it's him," said O'Donnell. "He's doing every show in America. He's on QVC talking ..."
"The guy, he's obsessed with me, obviously," she said.
Trump, in a statement to The Associated Press, said O'Donnell had gotten it wrong.
"I used the word `slob,' I used the word `degenerate' and I used the words `not very smart.' The word `fat' played a very small role, if any, in my description of her,'" he said.
On Monday's show, O'Donnell said she went shopping recently and "all of these plus-size women" with "tears in their eyes" approached her with words of support.
"He wounded millions of women by saying that I was fat, you know?"