adminHarvard law professor Alan Dershowitz is taking a stand against Hollywood liberal Rosie O’Donnell and her nasty attacks on President Trump. The respected legal scholar appeared on Newsmax and called O’Donnell a despicable liar who defames good people. Finally, someone with real credentials is calling out these unhinged celebrity bullies.
O’Donnell has been spreading wild lies about Trump for years without any consequences. She thinks her fame protects her from accountability. But Dershowitz explained that even celebrities can be sued for defamation if you can prove malice.
This is exactly what America needs right now. Too many Hollywood elites think they can say whatever they want about conservatives without facing any pushback. They use their platforms to spread hatred and lies while hiding behind their wealth and connections.
Dershowitz knows what he’s talking about when it comes to defamation law. He recently fought his own battle against CNN when they twisted his words during Trump’s impeachment trial. The fake news media loves to take things out of context to hurt conservatives.
The truth is that liberal celebrities like O’Donnell have been getting away with character assassination for too long. They attack patriotic Americans and spread conspiracy theories while claiming to be the voice of reason. It’s disgusting and un-American.
President Trump has already shown these media bullies that actions have consequences. ABC News just paid him fifteen million dollars to settle a defamation lawsuit. That’s real money that sends a real message to fake news outlets everywhere.
Maybe it’s time for O’Donnell to face some consequences too. She’s been spewing hatred and lies about Trump and his supporters for years. If she keeps it up, she might find herself in court explaining her lies to a jury.
Americans are tired of being attacked by out-of-touch celebrities who hate our values. It’s time to fight back against these bullies and hold them accountable for their words. Professor Dershowitz is showing us the way forward.
