Dr. Alveda King says Omarosa Manigault-Newman is smearing Trump to promote herself
Martin Luther King's niece has come forward to reveal that Trump's former campaign adviser and fired White House official Omarosa Manigault-Newman told her that she was smearing Trump "for the money."Omarosa, who also starred on Trump's former TV show, The Apprentice, recently rebooted her 15 minutes of fame with the release of a new book titled “Unhinged” that attacks the president with a plethora of unsubstantiated smears.According to Dr. Alveda King, Manigault-Newman confided in her that she had made up the allegations to boost sales of her new book.As with most who turn to bashing Trump for their own personal gain, Manigault-Newman has now become a hero by the Democrat-aligned liberal media
King described how she had met personally with Manigault-Newman on a handful of occasions, at the White House, in the Rose Garden and during a tour with the president of the African-American Museum in Alabama.“At no time, on any of these occasions, did Omarosa express any of the concerns we are hearing about now,” wrote King.
To the contrary, it’s such a shame that we live in in a society where someone would be comfortable writing things like what she is doing for money.”“It is sad and so troubling that many have shunned Omarosa for having a long-term business relationship as well as a friendship with POTUS to such an extent that she is now so desperate that she’s willing to tell lies for money and to seek the good graces of whoever is willing to buy into these allegations,” she continued.“It’s so bad to see how far she’s fallen that it’s useless to even say anything negative against her. It is better to wish her the best and hope that as history continues to write itself, we will all learn the truth,” King stated.
It's undeniable that President Trump has done his best with her and other business associates; putting confidence into them to make opportunities for all to flourish.”And flourish Omarosa has, since being taken under Trump’s wing on “The Apprentice,” earning a spot on his 2016 campaign team and then being rewarded with a high-level position in the administration due to her loyalty … until the day it was discovered that she wasn’t as loyal as she had appeared and she was fired
Noting that Manigault-Newman and Trump “were supposed to be friends,” King turned to Scripture for answers, and shared a rather relevant passage from the book of Psalms, 55:12-13, to be exact: “It is not an enemy who taunts me — I could bear that. It is not my foes who so arrogantly insult me — I could have hidden from them. Instead, it is you — my equal, my colleague and close friend.”“It’s easy to fight people you don’t know but since they were colleagues and were on a first name basis, this one will require much prayer,” assessed King.“As to the allegations? So what? Where’s the proof?” King asked.“It didn’t seem to bother Omarosa so much when she was cashing the paychecks.”“No matter the outside pressure; she could have walked away any time. Or she could have been a better friend and pulled him to the side and said something if what was being done was inappropriate. We can respect people like that,” she continued.
In the end, King noted that despite the slings and arrows Trump has received from his enemies — and now supposed friends who have become enemies — he is nevertheless proceeding to make good on his many campaign promises, which King took a moment to highlight, such as jobs, the improved economy, historically low unemployment rates, increased protections for babies and children “inside and outside the womb” as well as the prospect for long-overdue prison and justice system reform measures.King closed her piece by noting that prayer has also been allowed to make a return to the public square, and urged her readers and fellow Trump supporters to hold the nation and presidency up in prayer, as both America and Trump could use the support.What King wrote about Manigault-Newman is particularly hard-hitting, especially the parts about these smears of the president only emerging once the paychecks stopped rolling in, as well as the assessment that she is only going public with such allegations now to garner more attention and money from those who would give it to her.
While Manigault-Newman’s actual motivations behind her allegations are as yet unclear, King’s assessment is likely not too far off and is shared by a lot of people on all sides of the ideological divide.Whether the media and Trump-hating liberals take that into consideration as they continue to shower her with the attention and book sales she seeks remains to be seen
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