Rosie O'Donnell Heartbroken by Swalwell Allegations, Declares 'Men Suck' Comedian Rosie O'Donnell expresses deep disappointment and distrust in men following sexual assault allegations against former Rep. Eric Swalwell, comparing his scandal to Bill Clinton's and lamenting politicians' perceived dishonesty. Rosie O’Donnell has publicly expressed her profound disappointment and heartbreak following the emergence of sexual assault allegations against former Congressman Eric Swalwell. The comedian, known for her outspoken nature, declared that men are fundamentally flawed, stating that they suck, after drawing parallels between Swalwell's scandal and the past controversies surrounding former President Bill Clinton. O’Donnell revealed a personal connection to Swalwell, having spoken with him on the phone a few times and supported his political endeavors through donations and public endorsements years ago. She recalled believing in him, mentioning his family and his public persona as someone who stood up to perceived moral failings in others. The revelation of these allegations has deeply affected her, prompting her to message Swalwell directly. She conveyed her distress by stating that just as Bill Clinton had broken her heart, Swalwell’s alleged actions had done the same, leading to her somber conclusion about the male sex. O’Donnell elaborated on her perspective, suggesting that men are physiologically predisposed to an inability to control their sexual urges, and that the Swalwell scandal has served as a harsh lesson in disillusionment. She confessed that the experience has made her distrustful of everyone, noting that individuals often present carefully crafted public images that do not reflect their true selves. According to O’Donnell, behind these public facades lie human complexities such as addictions, impulses, and psychological issues, potentially exacerbated by a privileged upbringing that warps one's worldview. Her remarks come in response to Swalwell's recent announcement of his withdrawal from the California gubernatorial race and his resignation from Congress, both actions taken in the wake of the serious allegations. These allegations include claims of drugging and raping a woman, as well as sexually assaulting a staffer. O’Donnell questioned Swalwell's past criticisms of other politicians for their moral deficiencies, given the accusations against him. She voiced considerable anger and disappointment, expressing weariness with politicians in general, whom she believes consistently deceive the public by presenting inauthentic or misleading representations of themselves. The comedian then shifted her commentary to criticize Donald Trump and Melania Trump, a frequent theme in her social media content. The report also notes O’Donnell’s relocation to Ireland shortly before President Trump's inauguration in January 2025, and her continued online critiques of the Trump administration from abroad, despite her claims of not following the news. Her decision to move to Ireland followed vows not to return to the United States while Trump was in office