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    Trump’s Attacks on Omarosa Are Getting Even More Vicious

    In recent days, the president has used disparaging and racially charged language to go after his former aide.
    by David A. Graham Aug 14, 2018 5 minutes
    Source: Carlo Allegri / Reuters

    Much about the Trump administration has been unpredictable, surprising, even shocking. The president’s falling-out with Omarosa Manigault-Newman is not one of those things.

    On Tuesday morning, the day Manigault-Newman’s new book was published, Donald Trump escalated his attacks on her, using the most vicious and dehumanizing language yet:

    Over the weekend, he’d debuted the “lowlife” insult, and on Monday called her “not smart,” lazy, and nasty.

    The acrimonious end to their relationshipwas predictable to anyone with even a passing acquaintance with Manigault-Newman’s stints on . So, too, is

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