She’s desperate to create chatter about a presidential run, while also not angering Donald Trump and excluding herself from his short-list of vice presidential candidates. She’s also trying to do some of Trump’s dirty work by attacking Ron DeSantis.
“Because I don’t believe that governors have the authority to tell you that your business isn’t essential,” Noem said during her address.
Without uttering his name, the South Dakota governor took one more jab at DeSantis when she said her state attracts freedom-loving Americans without the promise of palm trees and sunshine. “Today, our population is growing at five times the national average, now remember South Dakota does not have beaches and we do not have beautiful Januarys to use to recruit people to our state,” she said.
At the end of her speech—which largely focused on China “threatening” the way of life in America—Noem said the state of Florida was “watching South Dakota to see how we lead” when it came to prohibiting China-backed entities from buying up farmland in their state. As the race for the White House in 2024 has gotten underway on the Republican side of the ticket, Noem’s camp hasn’t been afraid of attacking DeSantis. The Daily BeastNational ReviewThe Daily Beast also
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