Black folks skeptical over Omarosa's verbiage against Trump

You can't swing a dead puffin without hitting a newspaper or magazine that doesn't have at least one piece about Omarosa Manigault Newman. She's the former "Apprentice" villain who was fired three times by Trump and was rehired by him four times--the last being after he became President.

According to the left-leaning Associated Press, black folks just don't buy into Omarosa's claim that President Trump used the bad word for "Negro" or the "N" word as it is often called. And if the AP is making this claim, you just might know it's true.

The AP says the fact that Newman stayed with Trump for over ten years makes her "deeply unpopular with African-Americans who see her as a sellout for aligning herself with a president who has hurled one insult after another at black people."

Her falling out with Trump and her decision to call him a racist as she sells her new book--and in turn, his calling her a "dog"--have not been enough for many African-Americans to invite her back to the family picnic.

Too little, too late, many said.

"Her tell-all mea culpa won't win her any brownie points with most blacks," said Earl Ofari Hutchinson, author of the book 'Why Black Lives Do Matter.' "Their loathing of Omarosa is virtually frozen in stone. She's still roundly lambasted as a two-bit opportunist, a racial sellout and an ego driven hustler."

Few in the black community immediately rushed to defend Manigault Newman after she wrote a book entitled "Unhinged" about her time in the White House. It paints a damning picture of Trump, claiming without evidence that tapes exist of him using the N-word as he filmed "The Apprentice" reality series, on which she co-starred.

She has since stepped up her attacks on Trump as she promotes her book, telling The Associated Press on Tuesday that the president is "a racist, a misogynist, a bigot."

"I want to see this nation united as opposed to divided," she said. "I don't want to see a race war, as Donald Trump does."

The only war the future may hold involving race, is the race between black unemployed folks to fill out a job application faster than their competition. There has been an increase of 700,000 jobs for blacks alone since Trump took office. This is about three times as many jobs than Obama created in his entire presidency. This is now the lowest black unemployment in American history.

Puffin swinging

The Boston Herald wrote that Trump is "making life better for black Americans everywhere you look while his predecessor fumbled."

Community organizers don't "fumble," they bs.

According to Rasmussen, black support for Trump has risen to 31 percent. That's up by 13 percentage points since last year.

Omarosa needs to get together with Maxine Waters and take to the streets. There she can hawk her novel.




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