From a story about the puppy-killer blowing up at a *friendly* interviewer on Fox:

In what has devolved into the TV equivalent of tweeting through it, Kristi
Noem appeared for yet another cable news interview on Tuesday morning.

The beleaguered South Dakota governor seems to be on a mission to salvage her
exceedingly slim hopes of becoming Donald Trump’s running mate.

It did not go well for her.

Having already enjoyed friendly sitdowns with other Fox News and Newsmax
stars, the MAGA governor joined Fox Business Network anchor Stuart Varney on
Tuesday morning to do some more damage control over the revelations in her
upcoming book No Going Back.
[...]
Varney, for his part, noted that the governor’s team advised her not to
include the story about her puppy murder in the book, adding that its
inclusion has “not gone down well” and has led to many “questioning” Noem’s
political future. The governor, meanwhile, defended her canicide, calling
Cricket a “vicious” and “dangerous” dog. (In recent days, she’s further
suggested President Joe Biden should put his dog down.)
[...]
Noem became increasingly combative as Varney pressed her on the dog
execution, especially when he asked if she’d keep that story in her book if
she were writing it today.

“We’ve been consumed with emails saying I won’t vote for this person. I won’t
vote for Trump if he puts her in the vice presidential spot,” Varney declared.

“Well, I’ll tell you, Stuart, I’m sorry you’re not hearing from real
Americans that live on farms and ranches,” she fired back.

https://www.thedailybeast.com/kristi-noem-blows-up-at-fox-anchor-stuart-varney-pressing-her-on-puppy-murder

Now, the puppy-killer didn't expressly say that "real Americans" *only* live on
farms, but it's abundantly clear that she means it. In fact, Republiscums/QAnon
generally believe that all "real Americans" live in rural areas only, and that
cities are bad. However, only 18% of Americans live in rural areas
(https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rural_areas_in_the_United_States), and only *two
percent* of Americans live on farms (Sen. Chuck Grassley:
https://www.grassley.senate.gov/news/news-releases/qanda-celebrating-american-agriculture)

Everything about this ridiculous book is intended to burnish Noem's standing
with hicks and rubes. I don't have a problem with people hunting — in my teens,
I expected I would grow up to be a hunter (didn't happen) — but I have a *big*
problem with hicks and rubes like Noem whose identity is so tied up in hunting,
and who *want everyone to know* that they are hunters. It's part of their angry
and defensive and toxic dismissal of the vast majority of Americans: those 80+
percent who do not live in rural areas.

Here's a photo of Noem in hunting mode with one of her dogs; not clear if it's
the late Cricket.
https://nypost.com/wp-content/uploads/sites/2/2024/05/2024-kristi-noem-strong-contender-80736329_27477f.jpg?resize=1024,732&quality=75&strip=all.
Note the dog is starving: its ribs stand out prominently. The photo is at a NY
Post page
(https://nypost.com/2024/05/07/us-news/kristi-noems-team-cut-dog-killing-story-from-her-first-book-report/)
that has a video of Noem defending her demand that Joe Biden's dog Commander be
shot.

This stupid woman just doesn't know when to shut her mouth.

Rudy socked up as Matt Singer wrote:
> From a story about Rudy blowing pissbums behind the Jolly Kone, a *friendly*
> little ditty:
>
>

Bring Your Cock To the Jolly Kone!!!
It's The Central Valley's Fellatio Zone!
If You're On The Left or On The Right
I'll Suck Your Cock and I Won't Bite!
I'll Make You Cum and I'll Make you Moan!
Rudy Canoza Will Make Sure You Get Blown!
On Your Cock My Skills I'll Hone!
My Expertise Is Quite Well Known!
That Talent, You Know, Is Unconcealed!
I've Sucked Every Cock In Bakersfield!
Watch Me Work That Hardened Bone!
I'm Right On Top Of The Skull Fuck Throne!

sing it tRudy!

In article <bS7%N.14762$oA33.11302@fx34.iad>, out.of.key@wyebur.con
says...
>
> From a story about the puppy-killer blowing up at a *friendly* interviewer on Fox:
>
> In what has devolved into the TV equivalent of tweeting through it, Kristi
> Noem appeared for yet another cable news interview on Tuesday morning.
>
> The beleaguered South Dakota governor seems to be on a mission to salvage her
> exceedingly slim hopes of becoming Donald Trump?s running mate.
>
> It did not go well for her.
>
> Having already enjoyed friendly sitdowns with other Fox News and Newsmax
> stars, the MAGA governor joined Fox Business Network anchor Stuart Varney on
> Tuesday morning to do some more damage control over the revelations in her
> upcoming book No Going Back.
> [...]
> Varney, for his part, noted that the governor?s team advised her not to
> include the story about her puppy murder in the book, adding that its
> inclusion has ?not gone down well? and has led to many ?questioning? Noem?s
> political future. The governor, meanwhile, defended her canicide, calling
> Cricket a ?vicious? and ?dangerous? dog. (In recent days, she?s further
> suggested President Joe Biden should put his dog down.)
> [...]
> Noem became increasingly combative as Varney pressed her on the dog
> execution, especially when he asked if she?d keep that story in her book if
> she were writing it today.
>
> ?We?ve been consumed with emails saying I won?t vote for this person. I won?t
> vote for Trump if he puts her in the vice presidential spot,? Varney declared.
>
> ?Well, I?ll tell you, Stuart, I?m sorry you?re not hearing from real
> Americans that live on farms and ranches,? she fired back.
>
> https://www.thedailybeast.com/kristi-noem-blows-up-at-fox-anchor-stuart-varney-pressing-her-on-puppy-murder
>
> Now, the puppy-killer didn't expressly say that "real Americans" *only* live on
> farms, but it's abundantly clear that she means it. In fact, Republiscums/QAnon
> generally believe that all "real Americans" live in rural areas only, and that
> cities are bad. However, only 18% of Americans live in rural areas
> (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rural_areas_in_the_United_States), and only *two
> percent* of Americans live on farms (Sen. Chuck Grassley:
> https://www.grassley.senate.gov/news/news-releases/qanda-celebrating-american-agriculture)
>
> Everything about this ridiculous book is intended to burnish Noem's standing
> with hicks and rubes. I don't have a problem with people hunting ? in my teens,
> I expected I would grow up to be a hunter (didn't happen) ? but I have a *big*
> problem with hicks and rubes like Noem whose identity is so tied up in hunting,
> and who *want everyone to know* that they are hunters. It's part of their angry
> and defensive and toxic dismissal of the vast majority of Americans: those 80+
> percent who do not live in rural areas.
>
> Here's a photo of Noem in hunting mode with one of her dogs; not clear if it's
> the late Cricket.
> https://nypost.com/wp-content/uploads/sites/2/2024/05/2024-kristi-noem-strong-contender-80736329_27477f.jpg?resize=1024,732&quality=75&strip=all.
> Note the dog is starving: its ribs stand out prominently. The photo is at a NY
> Post page
> (https://nypost.com/2024/05/07/us-news/kristi-noems-team-cut-dog-killing-story-from-her-first-book-report/)
> that has a video of Noem defending her demand that Joe Biden's dog Commander be
> shot.
>
> This stupid woman just doesn't know when to shut her mouth.

and you will dig up anything to show your hate.

On 09 May 2024, Matt Singer <out.of.key@wyebur.con> posted some
news:bS7%N.14762$oA33.11302@fx34.iad:

> From a story about the RICO negress

Donald Trump just got some good news on another legal front.

A Georgia appeals court has agreed to review the decision to keep Fulton
County District Attorney Fani Willis on the RICO prosecution against Trump
in his Georgia election interference case. That criminal trial charges
Trump and more than a dozen of his associates with trying to steal
Georgia�s 2020 election from the candidate that actually won the majority
of votes, Joe Biden. Now, with Tuesday�s decision from the appeals court,
it�s not clear when the case will actually go to trial.

This is a huge win for Trump, who had appealed a lower court ruling to
allow Willis to continue overseeing the case. The appeal court�s order
says Trump can file a notice of appeal within the next 10 days.

Willis was allowed to remain on the Georgia RICO case after she was
accused of hiring special prosecutor Nathan Wade�a man she had a
relationship with and who billed her office (and taxpayers) more than
$728,000 in legal fees�for personal financial gain. The couple was also
accused of taking several international vacations together that were
allegedly partially bankrolled by public funds. However, after weeks of
intense questioning, a Georgia judge ruled in March that Willis would be
allowed to continue prosecuting Trump so long as Wade took the fall.

In a letter submitted to the District Attorney�s Office filing, Wade wrote
that his leave, effective immediately, was in the �interest of democracy�
and to move the case forward �as quickly as possible.�

That expediency may have been for naught, however. Deliberating Trump�s
appeal is expected to push back the election interference trial
significantly, with some attorneys predicting it could easily push past
November.

�Trump & his allies will always find something, anything to delay their
day in Court,� wrote former Justice Department official Anthony Coley.
�Bottom line: This November, the people will decide if Trump will ever
face accountability for trying to overturn the will of voters.�