The story about Kristi Noem’s dog doesn’t change anything for me regarding her qualifications to be the Vice President with President Trump. There are two main things that a VP will need to do for Trump: defend his plan for MAGA, which she has been doing. And to establish a continuity culture that will continue for another eight years after Trump leaves the White House this next time. Someone will need to work with the Trump family for the future of politics and everyone out there with the right brand to do so; it is Kristi Noem who is the best for that need and its fulfillment. The Guardian newspaper in England is aware of where Kristi’s name is on the selection list, so they read her new book No Going Back and twisted the story around about the dog that she had shot many years ago, hoping it would have an adverse reaction from the public and steer Trump away from picking her. Based on everyone’s response to that story, I think Trump should pick Kristi Noem more than ever. Reading that section of the book myself and comparing it to what the radical leftists out there think about it, it’s clear that Kristi Noem is just the right person for the VP job, and this character assassination thing against her needs to backfire in a spectacular way. I personally like Kristi Noem. And I like the idea of Kristi Noem being close to the White House and having the potential to be the first woman president. We know someone will be the first, and the way that Kristi Noem represents America, she would be a great opportunity. She has been a fantastic governor in South Dakota. And she knows how to present herself on a national, even an international stage.
People’s reaction to the Noem story about the dog was most astonishing, though. Kristi had a dog that was out of his mind and not getting better. That happens sometimes, especially on farm life, where many animals come and go, and sometimes you get a dog that just doesn’t get it. And you have to get rid of the dog. Both of my grandparents were farmers, so I understand farm life better than other people; I know what it’s like to bale hey and what it feels like to get a call in the middle of the night to give birth to a calf. And I’ve seen many hundreds if not thousands of animals killed either for food or to prevent them from eating the products of a farm. But farmers are some of the best conservationists in the world, and many animals have a far better life on a farm than they would in the wild, so in the context of farm life, Kristi Noem’s story about her problem causing dog is consistent with all of rural America. And that America is part of Making America Great Again, which is why Kristi told that story. The dog was killing other animals and biting people, so she had to do what was done at the end of the movie Old Yeller, and that was to take the dog out back and shoot it. It used to be people could watch the movie Old Yeller, produced by Disney, and they could relate. But now, there are lots of these urban dwellers who have grown up as dependent Democrats who have just lost touch with reality, and that Guardian story was intended for their ears as much of the American media picked it up and ran with it. I’d say that what happened only proved a point I have been making about the differences in those who support Trump are far different from those who have global communism in mind, and the Trump supporters far outnumber those who want big daddy government communism to rule their life from top to bottom.
But it was Clay Travis who had the most surprising reaction to the Noem story for me. Here is a guy who was picked to fill in the radio void of Rush Limbaugh and lives in Nashville, well outside the media loop culture of Fox News, where he is very well respected as a voice of the future. He loves sports and is a classic man by today’s standards. But he was really emotional about this dog story. For him, it was a deal killer. I listened to him talk about dogs and his love of them, and I was shocked that he was such a beta man. Not that shooting dogs prove your manhood, but it’s an urban context. Don’t people realize how cruel the world is for dogs? How many dogs end up in shelters? I have picked many dogs from the pound over the years; some worked out great, and some did not. But I have had to put a lot of dogs to sleep. Now I live in an area where putting dogs to sleep is easy. It’s more preferred than shooting a dog when they get sick beyond repair or go bad mentally, which happens as it did in the Old Yeller movie. But when you live in rural America, as Kristi Noem has on her ranch, and the nearest medical facility for dogs is an hour or more away, shooting the dog on the farm is the most humane way to deal with it.
Clay Travis, as a modern man, didn’t know that. He thought that if Kristi couldn’t make the dog work out, she should have given the dog to someone else. As if dogs were a precious resource. Hey, there are a lot of dogs in the world, and most of them are not in good homes. Most of them are being abused to some degree or another. And there are lots of poor dogs at the pound being put to sleep every day because nobody wants to care for them. And you know what’s worse? There aren’t enough homeowners these days to even give dogs a proper home because too many people are renting. And the more that the United Nations gets its way with its Agenda 21 policies that every trustee in America has to deal with, where communities are more urbanized, there are fewer homes for dogs, so many more of them will be killed as communism runs our communities as they have been. It is not a dog-friendly world, and Clay Travis, out of all people, should understand that. But the modern left and manhood have shaped his perspective and been defined in new ways that are far from classic American farm life. And I would say that was Kristi Noem’s point with the dog story. She certainly set herself apart from the rest of the pack. Many would say not in a good way. But based on the reaction of so many people like Clay Travis, I think it was good. Especially men, need to find a way to be Great Again. Not by shooting dogs, but it shouldn’t take a woman to tell you how to be a man, and that is a problem in our modern times. People have lost a connection to the harsh realities of where their food comes from, and how hard farm life can be, which is one of the backbones of American life. To get too emotional over a dog is to be too emotional to save America from the communist losers who are far worse than that dog Kristi Noem shot on her ranch. There are a lot of decisions over these coming years that will be far harder. And people are going to have to have the stomach to do the hard things when required. Kristi Noem gets it. But many people need to learn to be tougher, especially those like Clay Travis.
Rich Hoffman
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