Kristi Noem, Trump's pious vice, reveals: "I killed my dog, I hated my dog." Story shocks
Rome, April 27, 2024 -- "I hated that dog." Kristi Noem, governor of South Dakota in the pink coat of arms for Donald Trump's vice president, tells the story of killing her dog, the young cricketer. The shocking revelation came in her book, "No Going Back: The Truth on What's Wrong with Politics and How We Move America Forward," where the governor explains that in politics, as in life, she's willing to do "the hard, messy and ugly things if they…
"I killed my dog, I hated my dog": arguments over Trump's possible vice, Kristi Noem, for revelations in a book
He killed his dog and a "pooky" sheep. South Dakota Governor Kristi Noem, in the pink of Donald Trump's vice presidential candidates, tells in a book that she killed her dog and a sheep as well. "Cricket was a short-haired pointer for about 14 months," she writes, explaining that the dog, a female, had a "aggressive personality" and had to be trained to be used for beef hunting. On pages of Noem's book, she describes the failed training and reve…
Kristi Noem, Trump's possible vice president: "I killed my 14-month-old kitten for being undisciplined"
Kristi Noem, the governor of South Dakota and potential vice presidential candidate alongside Donald Trump in the upcoming election, at the center of controversy and criticism from...
