Donald Trump Gives Omarosa Position In the White House? Omarosa Reveals Trump Keeps an Enemy List

by Allan / Nov 14, 2016 06:06 AM EST
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Now that Donald Trump will become the POTUS, there are rumors that Omarosa Manigault will be one of the first to get a position in the White House. Manigault is the senior adviser of Trump's campaign and has been loyal to him from the start. If there is one thing that Trump values from his employees, its loyalty.

The speculations started when Manigault told in an interview that Trump invited her to join him in the White House. It can be remembered that Manigault even tweeted a photo of herself with a Trump poster along with the caption "My last briefing as senior adviser to #realDonaldTrump for campaign.

Donald Trump was able to get to know Omarosa Manigault better when she was included in Trump's reality show "The Apprentice" celebrity edition. Reports state the she is the only apprentice to be fired three times but at the same time have the qualities that Trump values for an employee.

Some of Manigault's former cast mates from "The Apprentice" were asked for their opinion of Omarosa getting a position in the White House and the results were a mix of good and not. Business consultant, Kwame Jackson' said he thinks Omarosa should not get any job. He admits he is not a fan of her accomplishments or ideals while Bowie Hogg thinks assigning her a position is a smart move for Trump. He known Omarosa is a loyal employee so getting her in his team will make sure his goals are followed.

Meanwhile, Manigault reveals that Trump has been keeping a list of his enemies. In one of Manigault's interview, she said "It's so great our enemies are making themselves clear so that when we get in to the White House, we know where we stand," She also said that everyone is entitled to exercise their right to choose the people they want but emphasizes that Trump doesn't forget who his enemies are. 

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