Governor Kristi Noem has been the center of controversy after revealing in her upcoming memoir that she had to kill her 14-month-old dog Cricket over 20 years ago. This revelation has sparked criticism from opponents, with some using the opportunity to share photos of themselves with their own beloved pets.
In a recent interview with Fox Business host Stuart Varney, Noem faced scrutiny over her dog’s death. When Varney asked if the incident was discussed in conversations with former President Donald Trump, Noem refused to disclose any private discussions. The conversation quickly turned tense as Varney continued to press her for answers. Noem eventually snapped at Varney, calling the interview ridiculous and demanding that they focus on more meaningful topics.
Despite facing backlash from individuals on both sides of the political spectrum, Noem has stood by her decision to kill her dog. In a recent appearance on CBS’s “Face the Nation,” she defended her actions by stating that the dog was dangerous and posed a threat to her children. Noem’s upcoming memoir, “No Going Back,” sheds light on the difficult decision she made years ago, and has reignited a debate on animal welfare and pet ownership.
The governor’s decision to euthanize her dog has been a topic of discussion in recent interviews, with some questioning her actions. During an interview with Fox Business host Stuart Varney, Noem faced scrutiny over her dog’s death. When Varney asked if the incident was discussed in conversations with former President Donald Trump, Noem refused to disclose any private discussions.
The conversation quickly turned tense as Varney continued to press her for answers. Noem eventually snapped at Varney, calling the interview ridiculous and demanding that they focus on more meaningful topics.
Despite facing backlash from individuals on both sides of the political spectrum, Noem has stood by her decision to kill her dog. In a recent appearance on CBS’s “Face the Nation,” she defended her actions by stating that the dog was dangerous and posed a threat to her children.
Noem’s upcoming memoir, “No Going Back,” sheds light on the difficult decision she made years ago and has reignited a debate on animal welfare and pet ownership.
Governor Kristi Noem’s controversial decision to euthanize his 14-month-old dog Cricket over 20 years ago is still fresh in people’s minds today.
During an interview with Fox Business host Stuart Varney, Noem faced scrutiny over this incident when asked if it was discussed in conversations with former President Donald Trump.
Varney pressed for answers but when he tried again later in the interview, he realized that there were no more questions left about it.
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