President Donald Trump tweets he won't sue personal assistant like 'disgusting' Omarosa


President Trump said in a tweet Saturday morning that he doesn’t plan to file a lawsuit against his former personal assistant Madeleine Westerhourt, who abruptly left her job earlier this week after sharing private information about the president and his family.
“While Madeleine Westerhout has a fully enforceable confidentiality agreement, she is a very good person and I don’t think there would ever be reason to use it,” Trump said.  “She called me yesterday to apologize, had a bad night. I fully understood and forgave her! I love Tiffany, doing great!”


This is the kind of thing that he threatens a lot and doesn’t follow through with, though he probably has a good case against Omarosa, who has been trying to cash in on her newly discovered anti-trumpism after she got fired.

So. No hard feelings. How compassionate of him. And it’s good to know that he has such a wonderful relationship with Tiffany.
That’s it for Saturday, sorry for the late post, but the updates to the Texas shooting had me pre-occupied. In any case, have an open thread.
Here’s one comment fodder:
Dang, that’s mean. Take care!!!

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