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These are Trump's candidates this season:

MAGNA CORPORATION

Alex
Bren
Danny
Erin
Kendra
Michael
Stephannie
Todd
Verna

NET WORTH CORPORATION

Angie
Audrey
Brian
Chris
Craig
John
Kristen
Tana
Tara

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The Apprentice Review - Tana

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Tana - fired!

These are only my opinions. Form your own and let me know what you think.

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WEEK EIGHTEEN: Tana had an argument she could have used. Whether it would have helped or not, we'll never know, but she could have brought up the fact that if she had trouble with her teammates, what about when Kendra and Craig argued -- which was continuously. It was like two children not getting their way. At any rate, people remember how well she did, but her recent actions took priority.

WEEK SEVENTEEN: Tana held her own in the Boardroom. The camera didn't show any good times for her as she tried to do her job, but she pulled it off. The fact that she didn't like or respect her teammates isn't a good sign. They hurt her too many times for her to forgive and forget, maybe. By hurt, I just mean that they didn't pull their weight and Tana maybe has a hard time with that. She was there to work and she expected the same from her team members.

WEEK SIXTEEN: Tana had a shocker -- she was given three of what she evidently feels is the worst of Magna. Danny, Michael, and Erin. She immediately asked if she could trade. For who, I don't know. None of the 6 seem to have any incentive here. I mean, really. The "What's in it for me?" is going to be asked a lot. Especially, in my opinion, for Kristen. At the end of last night's show, Tana didn't seem to be having any real problems -- not like Kendra. Wow.

WEEK FIFTEEN: Tana's team lost this week, and she was the project manager. I really thought she was the one that would be fired, but I kept pulling for her -- as many Iowans did. :) She's still with us! Yes!

WEEK FOURTEEN: Tana's team did well. She was a good worker, but it must have been tough, what with Kendra and Craig's arguments.

WEEK THIRTEEN: Tana did well, even though she refused to stay up all night with Kendra. She took over the presentation at first, but I think that is just who she is. She saw a need and jumped right in to fill it. She has great potential for being the Apprentice!

WEEK TWELVE: Tana really stands out. And it doesn't hurt that she's from my home state, either. :)

WEEK ELEVEN: Tana was in the winning group again! She has done really well for herself.

WEEK TEN: Tana was on the winning team, but she didn't stand behind Craig, the Project Manager. Not a good sign.

WEEK EIGHT: Tana had a great time being a DJ. Caroline didn't seem to think she fit in, though -- like Tana was trying too hard to "jive".

WEEK SEVEN: Tana's team lost, but she pretty much stayed out of the fray between Audrey and everyone else..

WEEK SIX: I like Tana. She smiled a lot this week -- probably because she knew she was exempt and could relax a little.

WEEK FIVE: Tana really had fun this week. She was the Project Manager and they won, so she was very happy with the outcome.

WEEK FOUR: Tana answered the phone looking like she wasn't awake, but who gets up and answers the phone in a little black dress? Did she not go to bed last night?

WEEK THREE: We didn't see too much of Tana this week, but I liked what I saw.

WEEK TWO: Tana was great at making sure people had what they needed to be happy there. She was a good PR person.

ONE WEEK: Tana's feet got a little soggy when they went to get the airline tickets. Someone expressed the thought that getting tickets in an apartment and not in a storefront was a little iffy, but it looked like they did OK. I wonder if they'll contact the person who won the tickets later to see if he was able to make use of them.