then you don't know South Dakotans very well...Squatchman » 04 May 2024, 6:02 am » wrote: ↑ Uh oh.
The puppy killer is getting the cold shoulder from donors now.
A Colorado GOP fundraising group canceled a dinner for Noem. Citing concerns that the revelations in her book aren't what they're looking for.
Noem will ne lucky if South Dakota doesn't hold a recall election.
link?Squatchman » 04 May 2024, 6:35 am » wrote: ↑ She also got caught in some lies.
Said she met the leader of N.Korea and never did.
Boy is she ever ****.
A newborn, or baby as you like to call them, aren't viable on their own nor can they eat solid food...stupid much?Squatchman » 04 May 2024, 6:40 am » wrote: ↑ Nobody is killing babies no matter how many times you repeat it.
Abortions kill fetuses. A baby can actually live outside of the womb. Like Cricket was until Noem pulled the trigger.
How many of these "babies" you're talking about have names and can eat hard food?
Your argument shows your lack of education.
Again.
It's amazing how the working breeds...want to work...!ROG62 » 04 May 2024, 8:31 am » wrote: ↑ Our shepherd is the same way...every evening after the horses are let in, he'll run to each stall and jump to see if they're there...all instinct as he's been never asked to do it...
you're talking rodents...maineman » 04 May 2024, 7:54 am » wrote: ↑ My son has a Korean Jindo dog. She is seven years old now. He has a fenced in back yard with a big white oak tree and the dog can roam around the yard unleashed. A few years ago, a squirrel happened to be foraging in the lawn for acorns and the dog caught and killed it. She did the same with a hapless groundhog that also came under the fence. After three years there, she has killed a total of four squirrels and two groundhogs. To the rodents in the neighborhood, the message is clear: enter my domain at your peril.
My son, who loves his dog - and the dog is adorably sweet and loving to my son's cat, and my granddaughter - usually takes the time to flash the back deck light on and off or to step out and audibly warn any rodents that might be in the yard that the killer dog is about to appear. Squirrels and groundhogs don't come around very often anymore so the kill rate has diminished.
The point is: my son took steps to limit the damage his dog does to rodents. He did not take his dog out to a quarry and shoot her because she had tasted rodent blood on a few occasions.
Noem's dog, Cricket, attacked a chicken WHILE OFF THE LEASH. An alternate and humane solution would be to keep the **** dog on a **** leash when in the vicinity of **** chickens.
Is it? Not to a prospective chicken farmer...
maineman » 04 May 2024, 7:59 am » wrote: ↑ I haven't put you on ignore and you're way more obnoxious and way less intelligent than Huey is.
Squatstopeeman doesn't do links. He just pullls **** from his ***.
A dog that bit the owner..you very conveniently forgot to mention.....
There are millions of Snow Flakes who never spent one day of their effeminately raised lives playing out doors and they all see you as their leader.Squatchman » 04 May 2024, 6:02 am » wrote: ↑ Uh oh.
The puppy killer is getting the cold shoulder from donors now.
A Colorado GOP fundraising group canceled a dinner for Noem. Citing concerns that the revelations in her book aren't what they're looking for.
Noem will ne lucky if South Dakota doesn't hold a recall election.

maineman » 03 May 2024, 8:14 pm » wrote: ↑ So Cricket was on a leash when she attacked free range chickens? What was the governor doing with the other end of that leash?
You don't really want to meet. If you do, come on up to PWM, give me your flight # and what you'll be wearing and I will meet you outside of the baggage claim driving a silver Mazda CX-3. Then you can tell me whatever you want to tell me. Save your heirs some money and don't waste your money on a round trip ticket.
wrong SCOTUS...but you knew that, right?
they "strive"...no guarantees...the name promotes virtue signaling at best...