‘Her life is over’: Internet slams Kristi Noem as Republican group cancels fundraiser due to ‘safety concerns’ amid furore over dog killing

Three hundred copies of Kristi Noem's book will be given away, along with a 'full refund' for tickets
PUBLISHED MAY 4, 2024
Kristi Noem was scheduled to headline a fundraiser for the Jefferson County Republicans but the event got canceled (Getty Images)
Kristi Noem was scheduled to headline a fundraiser for the Jefferson County Republicans but the event got canceled (Getty Images)

WASHINGTON, DC: A Colorado county Republican group said that it was calling off a fundraiser with Kristi Noem, the Governor of South Dakota and a possible Republican nominee for vice president, following her revelation of killing her dog in her upcoming book, according to NBC News.

The group's fundraising dinner was scheduled for Saturday, May 4. However, Jefferson County Republican Party Chair Nancy Pallozzi announced in a statement on Friday, May 3, that it was being canceled 'due to safety concerns' as the group, the governor and her staff, and the hotel hosting the event received "numerous threats and/or death threats".

Republican group cancels Colorado fundraiser for Kristi Noem

Pallozzi said, "After a conversation with the Governor’s office late Wednesday, we mutually decided that safety was the most important concern for everyone involved."

She added, "The Denver West Marriott also received alarming comments and shared with us their deep concern over the safety and security for those attending our event, other guests, and their staff."



 

Pallozzi stated that Noem received confirmation in early April that she would be the keynote speaker at the Jefferson County Republicans' annual fundraiser, after receiving an invitation from the party in January.

HOUSTON, TEXAS - MAY 27: South Dakota Gov. Kristi Noem speaks during the National Rifle Association
Kristi Noem sparked outrage after she admitted killing her dog Cricket in her upcoming book (Getty Images)

In a statement, Pallozzi said that Noem "has, and continues, to stand up for our Constitutional rights, our freedom, and less government, which is the Republican Party platform". Her group, she said, "was not taking a position on the public outcry on the Governor’s book".

Pallozzi said to NBC News over phone that the decision to cancel the fundraiser had not been taken hastily. She said, "We have lost money in this. This was meant to be a fundraiser, but now we've lost thousands of dollars."

Noem sparked outrage after she admitted killing her dog Cricket in her upcoming book 'No Going Back: The Truth on What’s Wrong with Politics and How We Move America Forward'.

Pallozzi stated that 300 copies of Noem's book, which the publisher had granted special permission to be distributed during the event, will be given away, along with a "full refund" for tickets. It was also expected that Noem would sign autographs and take pictures at the event.

Internet trolls Kristi Noem as her Colorado fundraiser gets canceled

People online took jibes at Kristi Noem as a Colorado county Republican group said that it was calling off a fundraiser with the governor.

A user wrote on X, "Her life is over as we know it" while one added, "Well done Colorado!!!!"



 



 

A person also stated, "Her book, like her, and her party are all lies. She should be embarrassed."

Another mentioned, "Noem has managed the impossible. Catturd and I agree that Noem is a horrible person. I would wager that all dogs and cats don’t like her."



 



 

A person also wrote, "Damn, I was going to bring a bag of gravel for her to autograph!"

One user said, "T’would have been fun. Lol. She was worried about her safety. How ironic."



 



 

This article contains remarks made on the Internet by individual people and organizations. MEAWW cannot confirm them independently and does not support claims or opinions being made online.

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