Why are Omarosa Tapes BIG Problem for WH...?

[Truman62]

The tapes are Perfectly legal.
Government is supposed to be public service, so it is open to the public.
Why would anyone be upset about it, if they are doing their job?
Why would anyone want to shut her down, if they are doing their job?
Unless it is a National Security issue, there is no reason to shut her down, as long as you're doing your job!

OBVIOUSLY, the WH is NOT doing its job!

This is a WH of chaos, incompetence, idiocy, greed and unlawfulness.

Omarosa seems to be releasing a tape a day... ENJOY! 

[justincase]

Sarah is doing her job of lying and she's doing it very well! Almost seems like lying comes naturally to her.

[Dan]

Why are Omarosa Tapes BIG Problem for WH...?

They're not.  They cast Trump in a sympathetic light.

[Truman62]

Then why is a former staffer filing a $25 million sexual harassment complaint against poor widdle Frump's campaign?

I doubt people will side with a campaign that condones sexual harrassment AND tries to hide it.

https://www.yahoo.com/news/judge-says-trump-campaign-screwed-wording-confidentiality-agreements-025613573.html

A Manhattan judge issued a ruling on Thursday that thwarted the Trump campaign’s attempts to keep a lawsuit out of open
court, with potential implications for the looming battle over fired Trump aide Omarosa Manigault Newman’s slow-motion
revelations of her experiences in the Trump campaign and White House.

The decision came in a lawsuit filed by Jessica Denson, a former campaign staffer who filed a complaint last November that
alleged she was subjected to “harassment and sexual discrimination” while she worked on Trump’s White House bid in 2016.
Lawyers for the Trump campaign tried to force the case into private arbitration based on an agreement signed by staffers that
included nondisclosure and nondisparagement provisions. In her decision, Judge Arlene Bluth of New York State Supreme Court
disclosed flaws in the wording of the agreement that she said limited its scope.

The ruling exposes potential weaknesses in the non-disparagement and non-disclosure agreements that staff at Trump’s White
House, his campaign, and the Trump Organization have been made to sign. These documents have made headlines this past
week as Manigault Newman, a former White House staffer, claimed the White House was trying to use them to “silence” her after
she went public with a tell-all book and a series of embarrassing tapes from her time in the West Wing and from working on
Trump’s campaign.

Denson is suing the Trump campaign in state court for $25 million, alleging she was subjected to “severe and pervasive slander,
aggravated harassment, attempted theft, cyberbullying, and sexual discrimination and harassment” by her former supervisor,
Camilo Sandoval, and other campaign staffers after she received a promotion to “mobilize the campaign’s Hispanic engagement
effort” in September 2016. The Trump campaign and Sandoval, who is currently the acting chief information officer of the
Department of Veterans Affairs, did not respond to requests for comment on this story. According to Denson’s complaint, which
was filed in November 2017, the harassment included being “routinely overworked,” the mysterious disappearance of her laptop
charger, being treated in a “demeaning and abusive matter,” and being subjected to a conversation with Sandoval where he “laid
down on a couch in front of her” in a “physical, sexual posture.”

Trump campaign attorneys responded a month later by filing a request for arbitration with the American Arbitration Association,
and demanding damages of $1.5 million because Denson “publish[ed] certain confidential information and disparaging statements
in connection with a lawsuit she filed against claimant in New York Supreme Court.” On March 19, lawyers for the campaign from
the firm of Larocca Hornik Rosen Greenberg & Blaha moved to take the case out of court and have it heard in private arbitration.
In the motion, the Trump campaign lawyers argued Denson was bound to private arbitration because, before joining the president’s
White House bid, she signed “a written employment agreement in which she expressly agreed to arbitrate ‘any dispute arising under
or relating to’ her employment.”

[Dan]

What?

TDS continues.

[Truman62]

HOW can the American people be sympathetic to the Frump Administration,
when they condone sexual harrassment AND try to hide it?

HOW could ANYONE be sympathetic to a TOXIC Administration full of back
stabbing, incompetent idiots?

[Baretta19]

When they find someone who admits to giving Trump a BJ in the Oval office or when they produce a tape of Trump handing over BILLIONS to the #1 state sponsor of Death to America, When Trump goes on a global apology tour let me know, there's little Trump could do to lose my vote, thanks to Democrats the bar for President has been lowered. I voted for Trump to destroy the house of cards in Washington DC and by my calculations he's running at 100%, he's exposing the RINO's in the party that need to go and they are, he's exposed the Democrats agenda of "fundamentally" changing America to emulate some 3rd world socialist utopia, half the Democrats are coming out a Socialist the other half coming out as Fascist. Thank you President Trump for exposing the REAL enemies of AMERICA.

[Truman62]

Wow, Bedwetta just said he wants America destroyed.
It is Bedwetta's way, or no way!
Sounds like a traitor/dictator to me!

[chuck_curtis]

Why are Omarosa Tapes BIG Problem for WH...?

Who said they are a problem at all, other than your establishment media wonks, and no one listens to them but you.

[wvit1001]

baretta only has hate, everything else from baretta is bullshit or is based on bullshit.

[Dan]

HOW can the American people be sympathetic to the Trump Administration

By listening to the Omarosa tape, where he is very kind and sympathetic.

when they condone sexual harrassment

LOL!  What???

[Truman62]

Can't read Dan?

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Camilo Sandoval, and other campaign staffers after she received a promotion to “mobilize the campaign’s Hispanic engagement

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effort” in September 2016. The Trump campaign and Sandoval, who is currently the acting chief information officer of the

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Department of Veterans Affairs, did not respond to requests for comment on this story. According to Denson’s complaint, which

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was filed in November 2017, the harassment included being “routinely overworked,” the mysterious disappearance of her laptop

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charger, being treated in a “demeaning and abusive matter,” and being subjected to a conversation with Sandoval where he “laid

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down on a couch in front of her” in a “physical, sexual posture.”

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