South Dakota Gov. Kristi Noem's Controversial Actions
South Dakota Gov. Kristi Noem's chances of becoming Donald Trump's vice president have plummeted after admitting to killing her dog and a family goat in her new book. Bettors now favor others for the VP slot. Noem's actions have stirred controversy and backlash even among fellow conservatives on social media.
Key Points
- Noem's self-admitted shooting of her dog and goat has negatively affected her chances of being Trump's VP
- Bettors now favor other candidates for the VP slot, such as Tim Scott, Elise Stefanik, and J.D. Vance
- Controversy has erupted over Noem's actions, with critics questioning her decision to kill the animals
Cons
- Admission of killing her dog and a family goat has damaged her image and political prospects
- Received backlash and criticism from bettors and social media users, including fellow conservatives
- Controversial actions have led to a significant drop in her odds of becoming Donald Trump's running mate