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Feb 21, 2023: Aberdeen News: Gov. Kristi Noem's foreign ag bill dies in South Dakota Senate
Gov. Kristi Noem's foreign agriculture bill reached as far as the South Dakota Senate floor, and that's where it died.
Legislators killed the bill on a 11-23 vote on Tuesday, which means the state will have to rely on the current statute that's in place to restrict ag land purchases in South Dakota.
This follows more than half an hour of dialogue between from Senators, who went back and forth on the bill.
Gov. Kristi Noem's foreign agriculture bill reached as far as the South Dakota Senate floor, and that's where it died.
Legislators killed the bill on a 11-23 vote on Tuesday, which means the state will have to rely on the current statute that's in place to restrict ag land purchases in South Dakota.
This follows more than half an hour of dialogue between from Senators, who went back and forth on the bill.
Jan 26, 2023: Mitchell Republic: Proposed South Dakota grocery tax repeal passes first procedural hurdle, nursing some concerns
A cut to the state sales tax on food, the central promise of Gov. Kristi Noem’s campaign for a second term as South Dakota’s chief executive, has passed its first hurdle in the legislative process, emerging from the House Taxation committee by a 12-1 vote on Thursday, Jan. 26.
A cut to the state sales tax on food, the central promise of Gov. Kristi Noem’s campaign for a second term as South Dakota’s chief executive, has passed its first hurdle in the legislative process, emerging from the House Taxation committee by a 12-1 vote on Thursday, Jan. 26.
Dec 16, 2022: Daily Signal: EXCLUSIVE: Kristi Noem’s Health Department Fires Transgender Group Ahead of ‘Gender Summit’
South Dakota Gov. Kristi Noem, a Republican, directed her state Department of Health to terminate a contract with The Transformation Project, a transgender activist group that is hosting a “Gender Identity Summit” next month, after The Daily Signal drew the governor’s attention to the summit and the group.
South Dakota Gov. Kristi Noem, a Republican, directed her state Department of Health to terminate a contract with The Transformation Project, a transgender activist group that is hosting a “Gender Identity Summit” next month, after The Daily Signal drew the governor’s attention to the summit and the group.
Dec 16, 2022: Dakota News Now: Kristi Noem orders Health Department to terminate Transgender group contract
South Dakota Governor Kristi Noem instructed the S.D. Department of Health to terminate their contract with The Transformation Project, which is a transgender activist group, according to The Daily Signal
South Dakota Governor Kristi Noem instructed the S.D. Department of Health to terminate their contract with The Transformation Project, which is a transgender activist group, according to The Daily Signal
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June 28, 2022: Noem published her autobiography, Not My First Rodeo: Lessons From the Heartland
March 14, 2022: the National Park Service denied Noem's application for a permit to have fireworks at Mt. Rushmore for the 4th of July, citing opposition from Native American groups and the possibility of wildfires.
March 1, 2022: The resolution introduced by Rep John Mills was debated and failed by a margin of 29 to 38 with three excused, including Noem's primary opponent Steven Haugaard and U.S. House candidate Taffy Howard.
February 24, 2022: Republican State Representative John Mills introduced House Resolution 7004, "Addressing the Governor's unacceptable actions in matters related to the appraiser certification program", against Noem.
Feb 6, 2022: Daily Beast: The Republican Knives Are Out for South Dakota Gov. Kristi Noem
Gov. Kristi Noem, who has been riding high in polls in her state, has never lost an election. She served four terms in Congress before being elected governor in 2018. The South Dakota legislature has supermajorities in both chambers, with Republicans holding 94 of 105 seats. No Democrat holds statewide office. But Noem has suddenly found plenty of opponents with whom to wage bitter political battles: fellow Republicans.
Gov. Kristi Noem, who has been riding high in polls in her state, has never lost an election. She served four terms in Congress before being elected governor in 2018. The South Dakota legislature has supermajorities in both chambers, with Republicans holding 94 of 105 seats. No Democrat holds statewide office. But Noem has suddenly found plenty of opponents with whom to wage bitter political battles: fellow Republicans.
“She’s not very good at being governor.”
— South Dakota State Sen. Reynold Nesiba (Feb 6, 2022)
— South Dakota State Sen. Reynold Nesiba (Feb 6, 2022)
February 1, 2022: House Democratic Minority Leader Jamie Smith announced he was seeking the Democratic nomination for governor against Noem.
January 21, 2022: Noem,s "prayer bill", HB 1015, was defeated in the House Education Committee by a vote of 9–6. An aide to Noem admitted to the committee that no schools were consulted about the proposal.
In 2022, Governor Noem was re-elected with the largest vote total in the history of South Dakota.
Dec 7, 2021; Watertown Public Opinion: South Dakota Gov. Kristi Noem files appeal brief in Planned Parenthood v. Noem
Gov. Kristi Noem filed an appeal brief Friday in the Planned Parenthood v. Noem litigation to the U.S. 8th Circuit Court of Appeals.
Her filing follows last week’s opening arguments in the Dobbs V. Jackson Women’s Health Organization case, which concerns a Mississippi law that bans abortions after 15 weeks of pregnancy. The Associated Press reports Roe v. Wade may be in peril after those arguments.
Gov. Kristi Noem filed an appeal brief Friday in the Planned Parenthood v. Noem litigation to the U.S. 8th Circuit Court of Appeals.
Her filing follows last week’s opening arguments in the Dobbs V. Jackson Women’s Health Organization case, which concerns a Mississippi law that bans abortions after 15 weeks of pregnancy. The Associated Press reports Roe v. Wade may be in peril after those arguments.
November 19, 2021: Noem named her fifth chief of staff, Mark Miller, to replace outgoing chief of staff Aaron Scheibe
November 17, 2021: State Representative Steven Haugaard announced that he was running for governor against Noem
November 12, 2021: Noem announced that she was running for reelection as governor
Sept 27, 2021: Ethics officials are questioning whether South Dakota Governor Kristi Noem had a conflict of interest by meeting with her daughter and top state officials last year in the governor's office while her daughter was pursuing a real estate certification.
Sept 22, 2021: Crew: CREW sues for records pertaining to Kristi Noem’s border deployment of the South Dakota National Guard
Following South Dakota governor Kristi Noem’s decision to accept a “private donation” from billionaire GOP donor Willis Johnson, a Tennessee resident, to deploy up to 50 National Guard troops to the US-Mexico border, CREW requested all records relating to the deployment and donation.
Following South Dakota governor Kristi Noem’s decision to accept a “private donation” from billionaire GOP donor Willis Johnson, a Tennessee resident, to deploy up to 50 National Guard troops to the US-Mexico border, CREW requested all records relating to the deployment and donation.
September 22, 2021: After Noem announced that she was sending members of the South Dakota National Guard to Texas's border with Mexico, the Center for Public Integrity sued the South Dakota National Guard and the U.S. Department of Defense in the federal district court in the District of Columbia to obtain documents about the deployment and the donation. The 2022 National Defense Authorization Act banned National Guard members from crossing state borders to perform duties paid for by private donors.
August 24, 2021: Vanity Fair: South Dakota Governor Kristi Noem Joins Fellow Republicans in Quest to Kill Her Constituents
Noem’s comment was seemingly in reaction to the president’s comment on Monday, following the announcement by the FDA that Pfizer’s COVID-19 vaccine had gained full approval from the agency, that private businesses and local officials should start mandating inoculations. “If you’re a business leader, a nonprofit leader, a state or local leader who has been waiting for full FDA approval to require vaccinations, I call on you now to do it, require it. Do what I did last month, require your employees to get vaccinated or face strict requirements,” Biden said, referring to the decision last month to require federal employees to get vaccinated or undergo regular coronavirus testing. (On Monday, CVS Health and oil and gas giant Chevron said they would mandate vaccines for some employees, following in the footsteps of other large corporations like United Airlines.)
Noem’s comment was seemingly in reaction to the president’s comment on Monday, following the announcement by the FDA that Pfizer’s COVID-19 vaccine had gained full approval from the agency, that private businesses and local officials should start mandating inoculations. “If you’re a business leader, a nonprofit leader, a state or local leader who has been waiting for full FDA approval to require vaccinations, I call on you now to do it, require it. Do what I did last month, require your employees to get vaccinated or face strict requirements,” Biden said, referring to the decision last month to require federal employees to get vaccinated or undergo regular coronavirus testing. (On Monday, CVS Health and oil and gas giant Chevron said they would mandate vaccines for some employees, following in the footsteps of other large corporations like United Airlines.)
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Aug 21, 2021: Vanity Fair: South Dakota Governor Kristi Noem Joins Fellow Republicans in Quest to Kill Her Constituents
And in South Dakota, which has seen an astonishing surge in new cases over the past two weeks, Governor Kristi Noem is talking about how she’s going to go to war with Joe Biden over vaccine mandates he wouldn’t be personally enacting! |
Feb 8, 2021: Vox reported: South Dakota governor and rising conservative star Kristi Noem was a big hit at the Conservative Political Action Conference (CPAC) on Saturday, where she bragged about her state’s response to the coronavirus during a headlining speech. But an interview she did hours later with CBS highlighted how her attempt to turn reality on its head doesn’t survive scrutiny.
Face the Nation host Margaret Brennan noted during the CBS interview, South Dakota’s mortality rate has been the highest in the country since last July. Noting that the governor is a staunch conservative, Brennan pressed Noem to explain how someone who claims to care about the sanctity of life can “justify making decisions that put the health of your constituents at risk.” Her response was nonsensical whataboutism. “Those are questions that you should be asking every other governor in this country as well,” she said, even though the whole point of the question is that South Dakota’s Covid-19 response has been a failure — and far more limited — when compared to the vast majority of other states. |
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Jan 8, 2021: Noem called Georgia’s two incoming Democratic senators communists. Noem made her comments about incoming Sens. Jon Ossoff and Raphael Warnock in an op-ed published Friday by the conservative online magazine The Federalist.
January 6, 2021: Disrupting the counting of the electoral votes formalizing Biden's victory, Noem spoke out against the violence, saying, "We are all entitled to peacefully protest. Violence is not a part of that."
December 8, 2020: Noem tacitly acknowledged the outcome of the election when she referred to a "Biden administration" during her annual state budget address, but even after Biden was inaugurated in January, she still refused to accept that the election was "free and fair."
July 3, 2020: Noem did not mandate social distancing or the wearing of face masks at a July 3 event at Mount Rushmore with Trump present. Health experts warned that large gatherings without social distancing or mask-wearing posed a risk to public health
April 13, 2020: An outbreak where hundreds of workers had tested positive at a Smithfield pork plant, Noem told Fox News, "We believe that 99 percent of what's going on today wasn't happening inside the facility"
April 6, 2020: Noem extended the school order for the remainder of the school year. Also on April 6, Noem ordered businesses and local governments to practice social distancing and other CDC guidelines. Noem also issued an executive order that said people "shall" follow guidance from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention; she also ordered everyone over age 65 in Minnehaha and Lincoln counties to stay home for three weeks
March 13, 2020: Noem ordered K-12 schools to close due to Covid
November 18, 2019: Noem released a meth awareness campaign named "Meth. We're on It". The campaign was widely mocked and Noem was criticized for spending $449,000 of public funds while hiring an out-of-state advertising agency from Minnesota to lead the project.
January 5, 2019: Noem is sworn in as 33rd Governor of the state of South Dakota
In 2018, with the platform of protecting South Dakotans against tax increases, government growth, federal intrusion, and government secrecy, she was elected as South Dakota's first-ever female Governor.
June 5, 2017: Noem defeated South Dakota Attorney General Marty Jackley in the June 5 Republican primary, 56 to 44 percent, and Democratic nominee Billie Sutton in the general election, 51.0 to 47.6 percent
November 14, 2016: Noem announced that she would run for governor of South Dakota in 2018 rather than seek reelection to Congress
March 8, 2011: Noem announced the formation of a leadership political action committee, KRISTI PAC. Former South Dakota Lieutenant Governor Steve Kirby is its treasurer. Noem was among the top freshman Republicans in PAC fundraising in the first quarter of 2011, raising $169,000 from PACs
Jan 3, 2011: Noem is sworn in as a member of U.S. House of Representatives from South Dakota's at-large district
In 2010, after serving in the South Dakota legislature for several years, Noem was elected to serve as South Dakota's lone member of the U.S. House of Representatives. During her time in Congress, in addition to many other successes, Governor Noem helped pass the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act, which put $2,400 back in the pockets of the average South Dakota family.
Jan 9, 2007: Noem is sworn in as Member of the South Dakota House of Representatives
from the 6th district
from the 6th district
Nov 30, 1971: Kristi Lynn Noem Arnold was born in Watertown, South Dakota.
