Trump Partner Calls for Biden’s Dog to Be Killed, White House Responds

Trump partner says Biden’s dog should be killed, White House hits back

(AFP, Washington, 6th) After US Governor Noem of South Dakota recently revealed that he shot and killed his family’s pet dog, he also said that the US President’s pet dog should Biden “executed.” The White House responded strongly, saying Noem should not “dig himself a hole to jump into.”

Kristi Noem has been seen as a running mate for former President Donald Trump this year. She said that since Joe Biden’s pet dog “Commander” has busted several Secret Service agents, he should be at the same time as her puppy.

White House Press Secretary Karine Jean-Pierre rejected the above statement, saying that Noem, the 52-year-old girlfriend of the Republican right, should be put in the dog house.

“We think what she said yesterday was uncomfortable and stupid,” Champier said at a press conference, “This is a country that loves dogs, but there is a leader who says that they want to kill dogs. “

Champier said maybe Noem should “stop digging himself holes to jump into.”

According to reports, after the 2-year-old German shepherd “Commander” arrived at the White House in 2021, he had trouble adjusting and took at least 11 Secret Service employees after which he was deported from the White House and is currently living with the Biden family.

Noem recently revealed in her upcoming memoir that she personally shot and killed Cricket’s “incapacitated” 14-month-old pet dog after a hunting trip gone wrong.

She also threatened that if she entered the White House with Trump after the November presidential election, she would “send the boss to meet the crickets.”

Noem criticized the CBS political report program “Face the Nation” which was broadcast yesterday, “Biden’s dog has already attacked 24 Secret Service employees. How many people will be attacked?” Or be seriously injured before making a decision? “Of course, this is not the only shocking story in Noem’s new book. She also said in the book that she met North Korean leader Kim Jong Un. A spokesman said the “mistake” would be “fixed” in a future version.