Gov Kristi Noem response to Argus Reporter Joe Sneve now a meme

Just caught this today as it is making the rounds on Facebook. It looks like Argus Leader Reporter Joe Sneve’s line of inquiry to Governor Kristi Noem is quickly taking off into Internet meme territory:

26 thoughts on “Gov Kristi Noem response to Argus Reporter Joe Sneve now a meme”

    1. Yes they are, she seems to be caught in lies all the time now. I still would like to see the details about her spending on her campaign trips around the country. I don’t think the citizen of South Dakota should be paying for that.

      1. Give us specifics of exactly what she is lying about…no generalizations……no opinions….solid concrete proof of a lie with what she said and the data to show she is lying.

        1. Well she definitely lied about directing Thom and Price to challenge Amendment A. It’s not even arguable.

        2. She lied about not spending taxpayer funds on travel and security while campaigning in other states.

            1. She was asked to release the information showing how those trips were paid for. She hasn’t released it and is refusing to release it. Hence, she has something to hide.

              1. So that’s the bar for proof…..huh!?

                I get how this works now so let’s give it a try. It’s apparent that you don’t use your name to stand behind what you are posting…….hence you must have something to hide.

                Got it.

                1. And you probably made up your name thinking or none truths will be more legit that way. See how that works!!

  1. Another partisan blogger masquerading as a journalist.

    He misspoke or lied.

    The Governor called him out on it on the spot.

  2. Shame?

    No, I don’t believe in “shaming” citizens for not wearing masks either, Kristi. But when the Governor deliberately avoids a mask when she is taking photos with groups of people, including young pages, she is encouraging that behavior. She is endangering the lives of South Dakota’s seniors and the more vulnerable.

    No, I don’t blame them for following her example. But shame on her.

    1. New study by the CDC…. about 1/3 of those that contact Coronavirus and survive, will still have significant lifetime health impairment. So go ahead and ridicule use, deny effectiveness, and skip wearing a mask if you like to gamble…include your family, friends, co-workers, and those that provide daily services to you…, in the list of those you sacrificed. Speaking to you Kristi….

      1. Elk and ds….

        Every doctor and nurse learns in medical school that surgical masks don’t do squat to stop viruses, and that even the N-95 fitted masks work only in limited clinical settings and must be changed after every patient. As for “lifetime health impairment,” docs and nurses also learn that respiratory illnesses have always caused additional, continued health stresses. And you say CV-19 does this, too? Who’d a thunk that?

        Regardless, the CDC strategy since early on has been to transform healthy people — who have no symptoms and are no threat to anyone — into Typhoid Marys who are a danger to all. It’s simply not the way viruses have behaved in the past, nor is it so now. But it’s a terrific way for bureaucrats to destroy trust, sociability, and humanity.

        But you guys keep spreading the fear. And when we meet, run away. I’m the guy not wearing a mask.

        1. You say that “masks don’t do squat to stop viruses”…you are correct, masks do not kill the virus….that isn’t how they protect…they help protect us by significantly reducing the amount of airborne corona virus-laden moisture particles that a mask-user might inhale into ones lungs and emits out for others to breathe..
          If you believe alternative science conspiracy theories there is no convincing you but perhaps some of the residents here in South Dakota will take the advice and fact check you and me.

          1. ds… I wrote “stop,” not “kill,” viruses. And coming from a medical family, I’m well aware of the advice for 70 years from the CDC that surgical masks are “ineffective” in blocking virus transmission. That changed in April for political reasons, not because the evidence had changed or masks were better made.

            Not sure what you mean by “alternative science conspiracy theories.” You mean like Fauci recommending wearing two masks, because one doesn’t work?

  3. Joe Sneve and Jonathon Ellis from the Argus are Libertarians or so they claim to be. What gives? I thought they believed in FreeDumb!

  4. Wait…. do you even know what a meme is? Do any of you? This is definitely not that, regardless of whether you think Noem is wrong or right.

  5. In the video, Kristi mocks the CDC for changing their recommendations over the last year. Yes, that’s right, Governor. That is exactly what they should do as the evidence presents itself. The virus is new and won’t be fully understood for years.

    Kristi, on the other hand, can be understood immediately. She is trashing normal research methods and advice… to score political points.

    It may take a while before medical science can add up all the damage she has done. But we already know that many states have a fraction of South Dakota’s deaths and complications.

  6. Elk, there will be an election in 20 months that will litigate Governor Noems performance and her unwillingness to fall in line with the CDC. Considering her approval has increased while the bozos like Comoros, Newsome, Whitmer, who followed the Herr Doctor are fighting for their political lives, the election will put to bed your assessment of her job performance.

    One of the jobs of political leaders is to discern the greater good in the face of competing interests. Faucci and the “experts” only considered Covid “science” as a priority where Governor Noem kept in mind the 25% of adults with a long myriad of mental health issues and the children who live in those homes (many of whom are subject to abuse). She also understood keeping schools open is how we discover abuse at home and schools are the only means for most children to have any chance to prosper better than their parents, especially those in single parent households.

    Thank God for Governor Noems broader vision because we don’t have a sliver of the anxiety in Minnesota in young people where they have had an over 100% increase in those who have considered suicide where ours is virtually flat.

    1. Sure, she may experience short-term political gain. But, in my opinion, history will judge her very harshly. Very. The handling of Covid by our political leaders will be studied for many years.

      She didn’t need to shut down the economy. She could have just encouraged everything short of that, and she chose not to. Tragic.

  7. She wants to be Miss Congeniality instead of a statesman. Great leaders must sometimes motivate us to do hard things. It can cost them dearly. Kristi chose the easy path.

    1. I am still waiting for Kristi to govern, all she seems to do is campaign. She has her sites set on running nationally since day one and her being governor is just a stepping stone that she cares very little about.

      1. Bill, now you are removing yourself even farther from reality. Agree or disagree with Noem, to assert she isn’t making decisions (which is by definition a Governor governing) is flat out so far from the truth you look goofy.

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