Apparently unaccustomed to rejection, Elisabeth Hasselbeck is like the awkward ex who just can't admit that things aren't working out.

You know the type. At first, you tried to let her down easy, saying things like, 'you're a great person but I just don't think we have that much in common.' When that didn't work, you resorted to some hard-line tactics, i.e. childish name calling, screaming and yelling at her in a public forum, bluntly informing her that the relationship can't be salvaged and telling her you're looking to 'phase her out' of your life.

And still, those Hasselbecks keeps chirping away to anyone who will listen, claiming the two of you are "trying to work it out," reminding everyone of your long, complicated history together and generally refusing to accept that things are really and truly over.

Kind of like Hasselbeck's utter refusal to accept Rosie's latest blog entry, which could easily have been titled, "Hey Elizabeth—let's not be friends. Like, ever."

While Rosie O'Donnell, now a former cohost of The View, said in a video posting on her blog that she didn't envision speaking with Elisabeth Hasselbeck any time soon in light of last week's politically charged dustup, Hasselbeck was back on the air Tuesday suggesting that a reconciliation was still in the cards.

"This weekend gave us the opportunity to tackle our most important hot topic yet, and that was the power of forgiveness," Hasselbeck told the audience today. "And so now that enables us to move on in a very positive way…I'm very happy about that."

Face it, Liz. Rosie's gone, and there's nothing you can say or do that will bring her back. So the best thing for you to do is acknowledge that it's over, and start seeing other political adversaries.

Barbara's no good, she'd rip you to shreds with her manicured fingernails, and guest co-host Sherri Shepherd isn't exactly an intellectual powerhouse, but we are hearing that "comedienne" Joy Behar's Microsoft Outlook calendar is looking pretty empty these days…