The Scoop:  Look quickly, because this video is bound to get removed any second by youtube.  Omarosa was a guest on the Wendy Williams TV Talk Show on FOX to promote her new book, and instead behaved... well... exactly how we might expect.  However, it's still a little shocking. 

Colleen says:  I'm less fired up about her behavior at the beginning of the show than I am about the topic of her book.  First of all, there is a second part to this interview that I didn't post, and didn't even watch, but I hear it gets heated again.  Back to the book, "The Bitch Switch."  Wherein Omarosa claims that every woman has the ability to turn into a raging bitch to get what she wants. 

Okay, first of all, if all you wanted was attention, negative or positive, then yes, that might work (as it has for Omarosa).  I really take offense at the notion that this bitch trait is one that is innate to women, and that we should "get in touch" with it.  I don't wanna be a bitch.  I don't think that makes me appear to be stronger.  I think it makes me appear to be meaner.  Even when I have (to use Omarosa's term) "flipped my bitch switch,"  I never feel good about it.  I don't want to be a person who disrespects others to get what I want.  I want to be the kind of person who is firm about what I want and need, but is respectful of the feelings and beliefs of others.  In other words, I would argue, what we need is an "integrity switch."  Maybe I'll write that book. 

Enough of perpetuating the "mean girl" movement.  I don't understand why we're being put in these categories of "mean" and "nice."  Can't we be strong women without sacrificing respect and integrity?  I like to think we can do it!