'Dog murderer' Kristi Noem slammed for questioning Kamala Harris' ability to communicate with Americans

Kristi Noem said about VP Kamala Harris, 'She has an inability to communicate common sense to the American people'
Kristi Noem’s shot at Kamala Harris backfires immediately with governor's controversial past (Getty Images)
Kristi Noem’s shot at Kamala Harris backfires immediately with governor's controversial past (Getty Images)

WASHINGTON, DC: South Dakota Governor Kristi Noem recently took aim at Kamala Harris, asserting that the vice president lacks relatability and the ability to communicate effectively with the American public.

"She has an inability to communicate common sense to the American people. They just can’t relate to her," Noem remarked during an appearance on Fox News’ 'Hannity' with guest host Jason Chaffetz on Wednesday.

"And so, you know, if Joe Biden steps down and it is Kamala Harris, gosh, you know, that’s going to be an interesting race because she’s just as bad as he is."



 

Noem's comments came as she faces scrutiny over her own controversial past, particularly details revealed in her memoir.

In the book, Noem disclosed that she shot her 14-month-old puppy in a gravel pit due to behavioral issues. Despite intense backlash ahead of the book’s May release, Noem stood by her decision, defending the incident publicly.

(Kristi Noem/X)
South Dakota Gov Kristi Noem says Kamala Harris isn’t relatable (Kristi Noem/X)

Additionally, the memoir has come under fire for potentially fabricating several stories about her interactions with world leaders, raising further questions about Noem's credibility.

(Getty Images)
'She has an inability to communicate common sense to the American people,' said Kristi Noem of Kamala Harris (Getty Images)

Netizens erupt over Kristi Noem’s criticism of VP Kamala Harris

South Dakota Governor Kristi Noem’s recent comments about Vice President Kamala Harris have sparked a flurry of reactions on social media, with users quick to point out her own controversial history.

A social media user tweeted, "This from the Governor who is banned from setting foot in large portfolios the State she governs. Yeah, let’s take public relations lessons from, oh it’s too easy, woof!"

Another mocked, "Meanwhile, back at the gravel pit…"

A third claimed, "We know Kamala didn’t shoot her dog or lie about meeting Kim Jong Un."

"Nope @KristiNoem it's you, #GovKristiNoem who is unreliable," said a user.

"Kristi communicated what a heartless dog killer she is," chimed in another one.

"Dog murderer has a problem relating to Kamala Harris. Wonder why exactly?" questioned an individual.

"She absolutely sucks. She always sounds obnoxious and undeservedly condescending," remarked a user.

"But they relate better to a lady who shot a 14 month old puppy in the face because she didn't like the way the dog looked at her?" said another.

"The envy is very strong in this mad one," asserted a user.

"You know who is very easy to relate to? People who shot their dogs. Those people are very relatable," claimed a user.



 



 



 



 



 



 



 



 



 



 

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