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.

[savedbygrace]

She overtly lied last night when she told Kwame that she hadn't talked to Debbie when they were having dinner, but just that she needed to get a hold of Debbie.

Thus proving that she's as dumb as a pile of racks. The camera was on her the whole time she was talking with Debbie. And yet she still had to lie about it. Dumb and Dumber, all wrapped up in one.

[SuzanneC]

I agree with you that Trump may have hired her to trip up Kwame. On the other hand, is it possible that she is so teed off at Kwame that she would deliberately sabotage his success? From NBC's website this from Omarosa - "I'm going to crush my competition and I'm going to enjoy doing it." --Omarosa Manigault-Stallworth

I wouldn't put it past her.

[aMorePerfectUnion]

EXACTLY!

Firing that creature would be instantly loved by Trump and prove K has the nards to lead. Failing to fire her will instantly get K fired.

ampu

[Hildy]

But she was out of the running and Kwame had actually been a friend to her. I don't think so. The only reasonable explanation is that this was a set up to see what Kwaame would do and he did nothing. He's gone.

[spectre]

"Someone is going to screw up pm Bills team too"

Agree.

And so what is the motive behind Trump sabotaging them both to look incompetent? The "missions" weren't even all that difficult. Even a child could see that Omarosa's big LIE was staged. (If not, then she really is a bonified pathological liar).

Suppose Trump has engineered the last episode to let the live viewing audience call in and VOTE for their favorite, Bill or Kwame?

He's up to something, that's for sure.

sw

[aimhigh]

How in the hell do you get fired from 4 jobs with the same employer!!!!!!!

On your knees..

[Bloody Sam Roberts]

...his second was not firing her on the spot when she refused to disclose what the phone call was about.

What was that comment he made about not having the luxury of firing people? I would have fired her nevertheless. Or at least tell her to take a walk.

[Wyatt's Torch]

Agree. I don't think we've seen Bill's "sabateur" yet. The goodis in the garage aren't on par (pardon the expression) with an employee lying. Should be interesting next week.

[SuzanneC]

Well, I agree that Kwame should be gone. However, we haven't seen what the repercussions of Bill's inaction is going to be either.

[GraniteStateConservative]

The Democrats' answer to Condoleezza. And she sure fits the bill. She's a Frankenstein monster version of Condi.

[GraniteStateConservative]

You bet.

[Pukin Dog]

I think Trump gave away the plan in the first half of the show. He took the advice of HIS EMPLOYEES to fire a couple of the finalists. He made a point of stating that he did not necessarily agree, but that he trusted their judgment.

Then, he puts Bill and Kwame in the exact same position, to see how they handle it. Will they be too afraid to say what they think, or will they step up and fire the bad performers?

Kwame is toast.

[GraniteStateConservative]

No, he hired her to play a character. That's all. There's nothing bad about that. It will be made clear that she was just acting out a scripted part.

[SuzanneC]

"But she was out of the running and Kwame had actually been a friend to her."

Yes, but Kwame was the one to take her to the Board Room. To some, revenge is sweet. If she can't win, she won't let Kwame win either.

Actually, my first thought last night was that it was a set up. We'll know next week.

[spectre]

Wayatt, it might just be Nick. He seemed abit out of his usual character and had a sarcastic "tone". We'll see.

I'm still confident that Omarosa had to be in on a set up last night. She'd NEVER be able to show her face in public again after being caught in an outright LIE and she and Trump are way too friendly for that to have happened, IMHO.

sw

[1forall]

Where do you get the idea that Omarosa cant be fired?

I believe she can but I think Kwami doesn't think he can fire her per his comments (thus I said "if"). If I were Kwami I would get an understanding of this particular rule ASAP and act on it if I could fire her.

BTW, how can I make your comments italicized?

[my_pointy_head_is_sharp]

Ahahaha! It just hit me. It's ALL a set-up. Jessica Simpson "not" arriving on time and having Omarosa say she was "lost", the phone call for Omarosa, the "let's not have have this conversation" at the dinner table, the camera there catching the expression on the woman's face when Omarosa hung up on her, the tons of boxes now in Bill's office...

You know how there's always a twist in a reality show? Well, this is a double twist! The first was bringing the recent fire-ees back; the second is all the odd things that are happening. Hahaha.

[Pukin Dog]

Go here to find out about HTML. I learned a lot from this thread.

[bellas_sister]

" It's ALL a set-up. Jessica Simpson "not" arriving on time..."

Oh good, now we will be able to tell cause Simpson is not a very good actor so we'll be able to tell by her response. If the twist is not already exposed by Trump by then...

[my_pointy_head_is_sharp]

It might just be Nick. He seemed abit out of his usual character and had a sarcastic "tone".

I wonder if Nick is Bill's saboteur? Remember, Nick actually yawned big-time while Kwame was talking to him. And he didn't seem too energetic when talking about Bill's plan.

I wonder if Omarosa and Nick are the only saboteurs. One per group?