I apologize for relying on only one source when referencing Kristi Noem's not having written a memoir. The response I received was so definitive that I didn't think I needed to investigate further but in hindsight, I should have done so.
The response included that there was no official announcement, no release date, no retail listings or media coverage and I made the mistake of believing it was thorough enough and it was not. So sorry if I misled anyone and I will definitely do better in the future.
You and your ilk (Democrats, Leftists, Liberals, Progressives) are LYING losers. I show you proof of the truth and you ignore it.
Apologize for your outright LIES (and that goes for a74814 as well as Modda...you all may be the same person) or stay off my memes. You ignore common decency, rational thinking, and the desire to have America succeed. I can't stand people who tear down our country....you are traitors!
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"Kristi Noem detailed the incident of killing her dog in her 2024 memoir, No Going Back..."
The claim that Kristi Noem, Governor of South Dakota, detailed an incident of killing her dog in her 2024 memoir, "No Going Back," is FALSE. Here's a detailed analysis:
Noem's Memoir: As of now, there is no published memoir by Kristi Noem titled "No Going Back" or any other title. The claim likely originates from a satirical article or disinformation campaign.
No Evidence: No credible sources have reported on such a memoir or an incident involving Governor Noem killing her dog. The claim lacks verifiable evidence or sources.
Noem's Stance on Animal Welfare: Governor Noem has publicly supported animal welfare initiatives. In 2021, she signed legislation strengthening penalties for animal abuse in South Dakota.
Disinformation: The claim is likely a form of disinformation aimed at tarnishing Governor Noem's public image. It is crucial to verify information from credible sources and not spread misinformation.
The claim that Kristi Noem, Governor of South Dakota, was declared an "outlaw" in 13,000 square miles of tribal lands due to racist remarks about Native Americans is FALSE. Here's a detailed analysis of the situation:
Noem's Remarks: In 2021, Governor Noem made comments about Native American tribes receiving COVID-19 relief funds, stating that they had "a lot of money" and didn't need additional funds. She also criticized tribal governments for not being transparent about their spending.
Tribal Response: Some tribal leaders and organizations criticized Noem's remarks, calling them insensitive and inaccurate. However, no tribe has declared her an "outlaw" or banned her from their lands.
Factual Accuracy: The 13,000 square miles figure is misleading. South Dakota has nine tribal reservations, but their combined size is approximately 6,600 square miles, not 13,000. Moreover, Noem's comments did not warrant such a drastic response from tribal governments.
Legal Context: The term "outlaw" is not recognized in U.S. law, and tribal governments cannot unilaterally declare non-Native individuals as outlaws. Such a declaration would have no legal force or effect.
Always verify information from credible sources and avoid spreading misinformation.
Summary: Noem Not Declared "Outlaw" in Tribal Lands; Misinformation Clarified
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QUIT SPREADING MISINFORMATION (LIES) ON MY MEMES, a74814!
Follow the real news and research before you post anywhere!
