Omorosa from the Apprentice is suing

[minniepumpernickel]

I still don't see evidence that she is actually suing? In the transcript by Mackyran she never really states that she is. I haven't heard it in the news.


Is everyone on here delusional?

Are they just playing follow the lemming?

I'm lost on this one...

Oh well,......

 

[Pongo69]

Originally posted by Jeafl
Pongo, all Pam said is that it wasn't smart to tick off a POWERFUL man. NOWHERE did she say that Donald Trump was "GOD".

Jeafl, what's wrong with ticking off a Powerful Man. My point is he is still a man, and he can't keep her from accomplishing "ANYTHING" NO MATTER HOW MUCH "POWER" YOU THINK HE HAS!

BTW, rolleyes are so immature

 

[palmtreegirl]

I certainly hope Donald Trump fights this and doesn't "settle" to make it all go away. Too many people shun the fight. I really hope he has the character I believe him to have to investigate instead of rolling over.

My husband told me that Donald Trump has said, on more then one occassion while on Howard Stern, that he'd rather spend more $$ fighting a frivilous law suit then settle for less. So, if she really does sue it sounds like she's in for a long fight she won't end up winning.

 

[DocRafiki]

God, I can't wait to see that witch working at the grocery store check-out after all potential professional employers see her on that show.

 

[Jeafl]

Pongo, there is no problem with ticking off a powerful man, as long as you have in the back of your mind that he knows a lot of people. One negative word from Donald Trump can ruin your chances of getting a job. Unfortunately, I've seen in happen in the company that I used to work for. It may not be fair, but not much in life is.

 

[KingKobra]

I don't know if this was already mentioned, but I heard on the radio this morning that the scene with her playing basketball was taped before the incident and then added after she got hit in the head. I guess that sounds believable enough to be true since you can't believe everything you see in reality tv.

 

[mickeyfan1]

I wonder about that, as they were being told what the challenge was in the construction site, and she was playing ball while her team was renovating the apartment they choose. How could they or why would they be at an apartment before they had the assignment.

The firing of Omarosa is being repeated tonight, I will be watching it for the first time.

 

[CPM]

Originally posted by ChristmasElf
You didn't miss much! She was just rambling on about how professional she was and that she realized that her team would never want the strongest person to ever win.
I could swear I saw Lester Holt roll his eyes at least once.

Chris

UGH!! I saw her on Hard Ball! I swear Chris M was also rolling his eyes! She said the same crap on that show. Paleeeze!

 

[CPM]

Originally posted by mckryan

TV Guide Online: How's your head?
Omarosa: Thanks for asking. I really [suffered] a lot because I didn't follow the doctor's [orders], which was to take off a week and rest... I wasn't given an opportunity to do that. A lot of what you saw last [Thursday] night was relief, because I could now go take care of myself physically.

Well, technically she *could* have taken care of herself. No one held a gun to her head and said she *had* to stay on the show!

 

[mckryan]

I found this at NYPost.com.

OMAROSA: I WAS SLURRED

By MICHAEL STARR
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Omarosa's racist charges.

March 11, 2004 -- OUTSPOKEN ex-"Apprentice" Omarosa Manigault-Stallworth, who stirred things up on Donald Trump's reality show, says a fellow contestant dropped the "N" bomb on her during the show - but that it was edited out.
Omarosa didn't name the alleged perpetrator.

NBC, which airs "The Apprentice," immediately denied that it happened, and "The View" quickly arranged for booted "Apprentice" contestant Ereka Ventrini to appear on today's show (11 a.m./Ch. 7) - ostensibly to answer more questions about what went on with Omarosa.

The brouhaha erupted yesterday on "The View" when Star Jones asked Omarosa about an angry scene that aired in an early "Apprentice" episode.

In the episode, Ereka commented that a complaining Omarosa was "the pot calling the kettle black" after the two had a verbal confrontation.

An offended Omarosa then accused Ereka of using "racist terms."

"I was responding to a much, much worse term than that, that I won't even say because it's so repulsive," Omarosa told Jones yesterday.

"Did someone call you an ugly name?" asked Jones.

"It was the 'N' word and it was unfortunate, because I'd never been called that in my life so it was just one of my worst experiences on that show," Omarosa said.

"NBC is unaware of any such incident," the network said in a terse statement yesterday.

 

[Hillbeans]

Omarosa's clock is ticking to 14:59.

Better squeeze in that last second of fame. I just don't know what her motivation is for appearing on all of these shows and badmouthing everyone.

She had a super opportunity and should take the exposure she got and spin it into a positive, instead of only focusing on the negatives. She's been saying some not very nice things about Donald Trump, but when someone says something rude about her, she sings a different tune. No one deserves to be called a "N", but she's been calling people some bad words also.

Some people always see the glass as half empty I guess.

 

[NandP]

Ok so this opens up a whole new stream of lawsuits... Survivor contestants ?? should they sue for being bitten by bugs? Crabs? Sharks?

Should they all sue CBS for allowing Hatch to walk around naked and disgust all of them?

Should the Big Brother houseguests sue for making them eat PB&J ?
Should the Fear Factoer people sue for having to eat all sorts of CRAP!!!

A word or two for Amoroso:
It's part of the SHOW!! you imbecile !!! you take risks!!!! an EGG would have done more damage.. you got a concussion because your head is soft you freaking idiot!

OK now that i have that off my chest.. I am glad to see her go!
Nick all the way... he's a mini-Donald !

 

[Keyona]

Every fired person from the Apprentice was fired based on performance except for Omorosa. The person who performed the worst when Omorosa was fired was Heidi. The next worst was Kwami. Those are the two people who should have been fired before Omorosa. Omorosa was the reason for the ONLY sale that week that she was fired, so that should have accounted for something. She was also against the artist that the whole team wanted. It is obvious that she was fired for reasons that are unjustified. But what else can you expect from the employer Donald Trump and the producers? Not to mention the show cut the part out about Omorosa going to the hospital. Why did they just show her playing right after the bump on the head? If the show wanted to be fair, they would have showed/acknowledged that she went to the doctor. Also, Heidi doesn't have class because any professional would not have cursed the way she has done. This show is not fair. Maybe Omorosa didn't deserve to win, but she should not have been fired last week because others were worse. I think she was fired for two reasons: 1) she had an attitude 2) she was black. The other women on the show have attitudes also, but they are still there. HMMMMM.

 

[ErikdaRed]

Everyone on the show hates Omorosa, but likes Kwame. Both are black, but only one is a *****. And I think the firing had more to do with her entire history on the show, and not just the performance on that episode.

To say that she was fired because she was black is an affront to people that are truly discriminated against.

 

[Sandy V.]

To say Omarosa was fired because she was black is pure BALONEY!

Quite truthfully, Omarosa was far more guilty of using the race card than anyone else on the show when she stated that there would be trouble if her "brotha" Kwame decided to take her into the boardroom. How is that acceptable to infer that Kwame should send her back to the penthouse and not take her into the boardroom because she's black? It isn't!! And that was the clear implication given - those were Omarosa's words, not mine.

If Heidi and Troy had made such statements implying that they should stick together because they are white, everyone would be (rightfully) screaming about it! Yet it's okay for Omarosa to say what she did? Kwame, thankfully, acted in a classy way - like he always has. Kwame will be the kind of manager that many employees would run through a brick wall for. Omarosa will be the kind of manager that employees would love to shove a brick wall down upon.

 

[Jeafl]

Keyona, you are right. Omorosa DID do a lot of work in that episode. HOWEVER, Donald Trump himself said he couldn't stand the bickering amongst that team, and that he wouldn't tolerate whiners and people that give excuses all the time. That is why she was fired. He came right out and said that she is always giving excuses, plus he knew she lied about the whole lunch business. First she said she wanted an hour or so because she had a headache, then a few minutes later she said she only asked for 5 minutes for lunch. Trump said many times he wants the whole package, not just someone who is business savvy. She is not a good people person, and that is a big part of being a manager.

To say that she was fired because she is black is insulting to anyone who really was discriminated against.

 

[meeshi]

Originally posted by Keyona
Every fired person from the Apprentice was fired based on performance except for Omorosa. This show is not fair. Maybe Omorosa didn't deserve to win, but she should not have been fired last week because others were worse. I think she was fired for two reasons: 1) she had an attitude 2) she was black. The other women on the show have attitudes also, but they are still there. HMMMMM.

That is so not true. Kristi was fired for not sticking up for herself. I think Jesse was also, but I can't remember now. Omorosa has been causing trouble since the first episode and Trump was smart to fire her. It had nothing to do with the color of her skin.

Quite truthfully, Omarosa was far more guilty of using the race card than anyone else on the show when she stated that there would be trouble if her "brotha" Kwame decided to take her into the boardroom. How is that acceptable to infer that Kwame should send her back to the penthouse and not take her into the boardroom because she's black? It isn't!! And that was the clear implication given - those were Omarosa's words, not mine.

I agree, she was the only one bringing race into it.