Noem Slams Walz as Radical

In a recent interview with Brian Kilmeade, South Dakota Republican Governor Kristi Noem expressed strong criticism of Democratic nominee Vice President Kamala Harris and her running mate, Minnesota Governor Tim Walz. Noem asserted that Walz lacks effective governance skills, emphasizing the need for Americans to recognize the radical leftist tendencies of both Harris and Walz. She highlighted a significant trend of residents moving from Minnesota to South Dakota, seeking refuge from what she described as Walz's ineffective leadership. Noem pointed to Walz's handling of the 2020 George Floyd riots in Minneapolis as a key example of his governance failures. She criticized him for delaying the deployment of the Minnesota National Guard, which she claims contributed to the chaos during the protests. According to Noem, Walz's inability to maintain law and order during this critical time reflects poorly on his leadership capabilities. She noted that he had to rely on neighboring states, including South Dakota, to provide assistance in managing the unrest. The discussion also touched on the current polling landscape for the upcoming 2024 Presidential election, with Noem and Kilmeade sharing insights on why the race appears to be tightly contested. Their conversation underscored the political tensions and differing governance philosophies that are likely to shape the electoral landscape in the coming months.