"Omarosa is the current stereotype of a "strong woman", which is an overbearing drama queen, seeing any subordinate with a better idea as a threat. A true strong woman would be Lady Margaret Thatcher."
Omarosa has 3 problems. 1) She is a liar. 2) She likes to play the race card to get her way. 3) She worked for the Clinton administration. Other than those obvious faults, she would probably be considered by many to be a successful woman.
If she has to fall back on lying, playing the "race card", and otherwise being a "drama mama", she is likely a weak person. All that stuff is outward bluster. But then this is East Coast corporate culture, where more importance is placed on the appearance of ambition, including playing these little head games (Yuppies). Then again, a lot of people on top see right through that game (Trump's VP of a golf property, forget her name, is one I think who does not suffer such fools kindly).