Media Criticizes Kristi Noem for New Book

South Dakota Governor Kristi Noem is facing criticism in the media, with outlets like CNN and The Guardian as well as the Democratic National Committee denouncing her new book, “No Going Back: The Truth on What’s Wrong with Politics and How We Move America Forward.”

In “No Going Back,” Noem recalls the difficult decision to euthanize her pet dog Cricket.

Despite the backlash, Noem is standing firm, stating that tough decisions like these are a reality on a farm.

Book sales for “No Going Back” are soaring, making it a bestseller in three Amazon categories even before its release on May 7.

Supporters of Noem believe the media attacks are due to her potential candidacy as former President Donald Trump’s vice-presidential running mate.

Noem’s account of her decision to put down her dog Cricket has sparked controversy, with the DNC calling it “horrifying” and “disturbing.”

While Noem was initially a favorite for Trump’s VP nomination, she has fallen to fourth place in betting odds, behind candidates like Sen. Tim Scott and Rep. Elise Stefanik.

A recent poll targeting Noem’s story about euthanizing her dog and goat on the farm showed that 81% of Americans disapprove of her actions.

Despite the criticism, conservatives still view Noem as a top candidate for the vice-presidential nomination.