Right Wing Loses It After Rosie Retweets Game Where Trump Falls Off Cliff

Rosie retweets a game where you can push the failed president off a cliff and conservatives lose their minds, though they didn't seem bothered when Trump advocated repealing Obamacare without a replacement.

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July 19 2017 3:19 PM EST

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Rosie O'Donnell's feud with Donald Trump is the stuff of legends, or Ryan Murphy dramas, so it's not surprising that she found a laugh in an online game where players can direct the president off a cliff.

Pushtrumpoffacliffagain.com allows people to "take out your frustrations with President by pushing him off a virtual cliff, or into a virtual volcano." There are also options where Trump can fall in a Manhattan manhole near Trump Tower or get eaten by a dinosaur.

O'Donnell retweeted the game on Saturday, sans comment.

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Right-wing know-nothing Sean Hannity whipped up his supporters by alerting them to O'Donnell's retweet, with the Fox News personality adding that the game is "gross" and "sick." We're curious whether Hannity thinks it's "gross" and "sick" to kick tens of millions off health insurance, which Trump has advocated.