Donald Trump Not the First to Fire Omarosa (White House Employee Wanted to 'Slug Her')

People Magazine & KCRA.com ^ | April 9, 2004 | wire report

[threat matrix]

Donald Trump isn't the first to fire (US Congressional hopeful) Omarosa Maginault Stallworth. [D-Psycho]

People Magazine says she was let go from four jobs in two years with the Clinton Administration.

One official said Maginault Stallworth was asked to leave her last job 'as quickly as possible' becuase 'she was so disruptive.'

To smooth those disruptions, Maginault-Stallworth and fellow contestant Ereka Vetrini were reunited on the Oprah Winfrey show Thursday.

The women have been on the outs since they feuded on 'The Apprentice' when Maginault-Stallworth accused Vetrini or calling her a racial slur.

Both Vetrini and series creator Mark Burnett denied that it ever happened.

Vetrini told Oprah that Maginault- Stallworth had been called a liar by everyone from Trump to Burnett.

Maginault-Stallworth accused Vetrini of trying to ride on her coattails for publcity.

[Hildy]

That's what I think. Don't you agree with me that the Amarosa thing was just too over the top, even for her.

[Hildy]

How do you think Amy felt when she saw the program last night and was described by Trump's staff as "ANNOYING?" They REALLY didn't like her at all. One even called her a "STEPFORD WIFE." I didn't really understand that at all. Was he trying to say all the things she said were mechanical or she was saying everything she thought she should say? Don't quite understand.

[latina4dubya]

you could be right... however, there truly are employees just like this... and she is pretty lazy... and she does think she is above certain things... i like when Trump fired her and told her to go sell art or whatever it is she does...

btw--the more time went on, the more i began to dislike Nick... something about him bugged me... his voice, for one... he thought he had this thing in the bag...

[bellas_sister]

Ha ha ha....

She is so lame.

[latina4dubya]

Was he trying to say all the things she said were mechanical or she was saying everything she thought she should say? Don't quite understand.

i gathered he was saying that she was pretty empty... her answers were probably empty... she even said that during the interview she thought she wasn't making sense, but hoped that the quality of "how" she answered would be good enough... and it wasn't... they saw right through that...

[Wyatt's Torch]

Amy, being from Texas, all hat, no cowboy...

They said that she showed little depth and substance to her answers.

[Aria]

I not sure I remember this correctly.....how is it that Bill got first choice? I think I recall that Trump just gave him first choice....if so, Trump would know that Bill would probably win because the dud (Omorosa) who was planted in the group. I imagine Trump wants Bill to win because he'll be really useful to his organization. Kwami seems highly educated but unexperienced to me. Seems like a nice guy though.

[Hildy]

I feel the same way about Nick. He didn't wear well. Actually, Bill is the one who has grown the most. He laid low for awhile but now he's put himself out there more. I do like Kwame, although he does have a laid back approach. I did like his relationship with Troy. I do believe there was a true bonding there and they would not betray each other as Amy and Nick were so willing to do. That says alot about loyalty, which Trump feels is very important. If I had to guess right now, I'd say it will be Bill. All of Trump's staff seemed to like him very much. That's why this set up with Amarosa makes sense. In the boardroom Trump will ask Kwame why he didn't press Amarosa about the phone call and when he found out about it, why he didn't fire her on the spot. It's a huge mistake that cannot be rectified at this point.

[theDentist]

I don't watch the show, so what's the deal with her?

[imintrouble]

Hi - I don't know why I caught this discussion as I rarely watch and talk about the reality shows except Survivor and haven't been doing even that of late - but having seen Omorosa again last nite I am honestly concerned about her.

If we saw someone who was having difficulty breathing or walking and nobody was taking notice - wouldn't we feel badly? Well what about someone who is really impaired mentally and she is decompensating right before our eyes.

Unless she is a great actress, but no - she either knows someone with this syndrome of mental illness or is sick herself.

She will probably end up dragging Trump into court because of the "character" she is being portrayed as on the show.

I hope it is acting - but I think she is ill.

[bellas_sister]

I don't know, I couldn't figure out why she lied on national television.... unless it was a set up.

BUT, she would sue the S*%t out of Trump for asking her to do that. It would ruin her career, cause it will most likely affect her ability to get a new job in the real world if everyone thinks she is an incompetent, psychotic, pathological liar. To add to the previous episodes were she has proved to be a race bating, lazy, dificult employee already.

The look on her face in the hotel when she was lying to Kuame(sp?) was brutal. I just felt so bad for him. I really like him and Bill.

[Pukin Dog]

Omarosa is working for Trump.

[Hildy]

I JUST saw a FOX interview with one of the female Apprentice rejects that may explain something. At the end, the interviewer asked her if the rumor is true that Trump has hired Amarosa and that she's now working for him. The woman being interviewed (I forget which one she was) said she has to plead the fifth on that. She didn't say she didn't know, she said she'd plead the fifth meaning it's true. If that's the case and Trump said that he's hired Amarosa after what she's done (I'm not even talking about the last episode), I will NEVER watch that show again. Because what's the lesson? You will be rewarded for bad behavior. If Trump thinks her name means money, I think he's wrong. Big Time and it insults me.

[WV Mountain Mama]

Did you also notice during Oprah, that whenever Donald or Erika would try to explain the number of microphones and cameras (I think to further explain that the "n" word was never caught on tape) Omarosa would cut him off. Then everyone would talk over everyone else, and the conversation would take a different course.

[Pukin Dog]

Oh relax.

He hired her to test Kwame, not to fake the whole show. She was a contestant like the others. Someone is going to screw up on Bill's team too, and the one that does the best job handling their poor performer is going to win.

[Wright is right!]

"I guarantee you that NBC promised Amarosa something or it was a set up."

NBC is only the network airing the show. If Omarosa was "promised something," then it would be Mark Burnett's production company that would be doing the promising. Burnett produces the show, NBC buys the finished product from him. As long as the finished product is within what's agreed to in the production contract, Burnett is free to do what he wants to for the sake of the product.

From a producer's standpoint, Omorosa is a dream come true. You don't have to put her up to ANYTHING, put words in her mouth or deeds in her shoes. You just let her do whatever she wants and make sure you have 3 cameras and sound on her at all time. She's so pathological, she'll go off the deep end on her own, without any scripting or prodding.

Plus, what she's doing is beyond what any scriptwriter would come up with. As they say, "Truth is stranger than friction." Or fiction, as well.

Michael

[Hildy]

Don't know...we'll see. I wouldn't put it past Trump to use her to sell something. But we all have agreed that she's in on the plan to test Kwame because NOBODY could be that psychotic. Unfortunately, Kwame failed the test.

[bellas_sister]

That would truly be irritating...

Just like that guy John on Survivor...Who lied about his grandmother dying, I didn't enjoy any episode with that guy, cause he seemed like such a set up by the producers it was insulting our intelligence.

[savedbygrace]

Kwame disqualified himself from being the winner with the way he handled that whole situation.

[bellas_sister]

In typical Democratic style, ie: the 9/11 commission with Dr. Rice. They were so afraid of her true opinion getting them off the track of thier hanging.