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.

[spectre]

I don't know?

But your post #77 summed things up very well. (I don't BELIEVE that you were taken in last night..hahahahaha :~)

Nick displayed an out of the ordinary bad attitude when he said something like"I'm JUST an employee now". He's not a good actor :~)

The Donald might be putting his own credibility and future shows on the line if he's done what I think he has. Tsk, tsk.

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[Terry Mross]

Maxine and Sheila don't give. They take.

[SuzanneC]

I don't think it puts Donald's credibility at stake at all. It simply turns the last two shows into a combination of The Apprentice and The Mole.

[omniscient]

... the camera there catching the expression on the woman's face when Omarosa hung up on her ...

That is the most convincing clue that it's all a setup. Why else would a camera be there, and why would it be there at the time of the call? I can't remember any previous scene in the series which did not include any of the regulars on camera. Maybe it was filmed in a re-enactment, after its significance had become known.

Anything is possible in the final episode because it is the first one which will be judged subjectively, without financial goalposts. Should be interesting.

[HitmanLV]

Who is Omarosa?

[Wyatt's Torch]

FWIW, I heard/read that Amy and Nick stayed out drinking until 5 a.m. the night they were canned and Trump called them at 6 a.m. to be ready to go.

[Jeff Gordon]

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

In the real world, Omarosa could not be fired on the spot. She would have to be put on warning, given a set of goals, etc. The best her manager could (and should) do is to assign her work that does not matter. Assign her to something where she could do no harm. This is what Kwami should do.

[Jeff Gordon]

Who is Omarosa?

[Unknown Freeper]

She's your worst nightmare, a graduate of crusty's school of witchcraft and mad maxine's school of victimhood. http://www.omarosa.com

[Pukin Dog]

From a week ago, post #26:

Trump has given his two finalists a group of people who have already been fired! They are now being challenged to do what Trump would do, instead of allowing them to keep them from succeeding. I have no doubt that Omarosa's assigned task is to behave in ways that should get her immediately fired. If Kwame fires her, he wins. If he doesn't, Bill wins.

I hate to say "I told ya so", but I told ya so......

Go Bill!

[PBRSTREETGANG]

Doesn't seem like you really hate to say "I told you so" all that much.

Regardless, good call regarding Omarosa. Had Kwame fired her he would have the job.

(Although he quit a better job to compete for this. Still Bill will reap the rewards of the publicity and will make a fortune from book deals, etc.)

[Pukin Dog]

Well, come on. I pretty much nailed that one.

I went back to the thread, because the people I watched the show with did not believe that I had predicted the outcome.

So, I gloated a bit.

[PBRSTREETGANG]

Hey, I gave you the credit. It was a good call.