South Dakota Governor Kristi Noem speaks at the NRA-ILA Leadership Forum during the National Rifle Association (NRA) Annual Convention on May 27, 2022 in Houston, Texas, USA.
Shannon Stapleton Reuter
Republican South Dakota Governor Kristi Noem has hinted that President Joe Biden’s dog Commander will share the same unfortunate fate as her 14-month-old dog Cricket, who she shot and killed for aggressive behavior. Ta. she revealed in her upcoming memoir.
“Joe Biden’s dog attacked 24 Secret Service agents. So how many people are attacked enough to cause dangerous injuries before deciding whether to get a dog?” noem He spoke on CBS’ “Face the Nation” on Sunday. “That’s an issue for which the president should take responsibility.”
The Biden administration announced in October that the commander had been moved off the White House grounds following various incidents in which he bit or attacked U.S. Secret Service agents.
Noem’s comments Sunday, an anecdote from her upcoming memoir about her decision to personally slaughter various household livestock, including crickets and an unnamed goat, prompted considerable backlash from both Democrats and Republicans. It was brought out in the face.
She is vying to be President Donald Trump’s running mate, but some, including former House Speaker Newt Gingrich, believe that fragments of her controversial memoir narrow her chances. It is claimed that
In the days since the anecdote in Noem’s memoir became public, the South Dakota governor has been doing damage control to protect his vice presidential nomination.
On Sunday, Noem doubled down on her defense to bring down Cricket, claiming the dog was attacking children and that the backlash she received was politically motivated.
“This is a story that my political opponents have been trying to use against me for years,” Noem said. “They’re doing the same thing to me every day that they’re doing to Donald Trump.”
