Rosie O'Donnell the hypocrite in Trump View feud: Surprise The Donald's right

There are many things you can take issue with Donald Trump over. Fighting with Rosie 0′Donnell isn’t one of them however.

The Donald is clearly in the right in this battle between attention whores.

O’Donnell started it by blasting Trump on The View - a show that’s basically Rosie sitting there making a fool of herself while other largely clueless women try not to cringe. O’Donnell was upset, as the entire free world knows by now, because Trump had the nerve to tell Miss USA she couldn’t be drinking herself into oblivion and acting like a sailor on shore leave while she wore the crown and represented the company.

Cue Rosie Rant: “He’s the moral authority? He left the first wife, had an affair, left the second wife, had an affair. Had kids both times, but he’s the moral compass for 20-year-olds in America.”

And there’s where O’Donnell put her foot in her mouth.

Forget Trump. Rosie O’Donnell’s shown again and again that she believes she’s the moral authority for celebrities. This is the woman who accused Kelly Ripa of homophobia because Ripa had the gall to object to American Idol fame fader Clay Aiken putting his hand over her mouth on live TV.

This is also the woman who’s tried to convince her audience that Oprah is gay. Guess O’Donnell figures its her moral duty to tell us who’s homosexual and who’s not because she’s open about her own sexuality. You’d think there’d be more understanding in Rosie’s world.

This is also the national TV host who mocked the Chinese language by speaking gibberish in the kind of rant that got Cowboys coach Bill Parcells and Shaq a fair amount of heat. But because it’s Rosie O’Donnell, it’s largely ignored.

Hey, you think people want Rosie yelling at them next?

Please it’s no contest. Trump is the clear sentimental choice in this feud. No matter what you think of his golf course dealings.

And now that WorldGolf.com’s BTuck has clearly revealed himself as the biggest Trump kiss up on staff (and Trump doesn’t even call him!), I do feel I have some authority in saying this.

Though not a moral one.