Kristi Noem Exposes Herself as a Vapid, Sinecure-Seeking Corporate Whore on Tucker Carlson

Watch it. You tell me she sounds convincing.

As Will Chamberlain points out, the bill she vetoed gave girls and women a private cause of action -- the right to sue -- against any institution that forced them to compete with boys.

And how does Kristi Noem defend vetoing it? She calls it a "trial lawyer's dream," hoping that you're so fucking stupid that you say "Oh, trial lawyers will sue schools? I'm against that, because I'm a conserv-o-mat-ive, a-dooyyyy" without ever considering that wait, you want women forced to compete with males to have a cause of action.

You want them to be able to compel these institutions to provide them an honest all-girls competition.

This shows how absolutely bankrupt her position is.

She wouldn't have to resort to these sorts of deceptive bumper-sticker "Lawyers R Bad Mmmkay" talking points if she had any real argument for her betrayal.

She doesn't.

I'll tell you what likely happened.

Amazon told her it might move its headquarters out of her state if she didn't adopt the Amazon Federal Government position on transgenders everywhere.

The US Chamber of Commerce pressured her, telling her that Woke Banks might move out of the state if she did not go along with the Corporate Congress' legislation on this.

And her key adviser -- a corporate lobbyist -- probably told her she would have a bright future of collecting corporate checks for doing nothing if she played ball with the Corporate State, but would have to work for a living if she didn't.

Here's that background on her shady corporate lobbyist pal:

For someone who doesn't hold elected office, attorney Matt McCaulley of Sioux Falls, has amassed a significant amount of political clout, and he is among the most influential people in Pierre during South Dakota’s annual legislative sessions.

Throughout his more than 14 years of lobbying, McCaulley, 47, has developed a reputation for quiet competence, effective problem-solving and honest negotiation -- and, recently, for serving as a top adviser to Gov. Kristi Noem. McCaulley's talent for navigating complex legal and political issues has made him a go-to lobbyist for clients ranging from Noem to Sanford Health, and from South Dakota agricultural interests to national cell service provider T-Mobile.

In addition to maintaining one of the deepest client lists of any lobbyist in South Dakota, McCaulley is also the managing partner of Redstone Law Firm in Sioux Falls, which has been hired to provide outside legal counsel to the Noem administration.

So far, Redstone's work for Noem has cost taxpayers more than $123,000 over the course of about 15 months, according to state records.

McCaulley shuns publicity and operates mostly behind-the-scenes of the legislative process.

But his work for Noem over the past 15 months, while continuing to lobby for 16 private clients, has raised some eyebrows in Pierre. The dual role -- well known by decision-makers in Pierre -- could give McCaulley unfair and undue influence to affect policy and legislation, according to one legislative leader.

"I do think it's problematic," said Senate Minority Leader Troy Heinert, D-Mission. "If you’re going to lobby for the governor’s office, or any government department, you shouldn’t be able to lobby for the private sector."

So much money for you when you officially start working for the Corporate Congress of America.

As long as you enact our hard-left Silicon Valley agenda.

Bye, bitch.

If you want a corporate job, apply for a corporate job.

These fuckers have to stop working for corporations while they're being paid by the taxpayers to do an entirely different job, one that requires, frequently, telling megacorporations to fuck right off.

I'd like to see this bitch grilled by a committee of impeachment to find out what the real reasons were behind her sudden lurch to the left.

Zero tolerance for RINOs and Cvcks and GOPe Corporate Stooges. Zero tolerance. One strike, you're gone.

Otherwise they play the game of saying, "Well, we vote with you on all the easy stuff that doesn't matter, what's the difference if I take the leftist tyrants' side on the five or six tough votes a year?"

It matters everything. It's the only thing that matters.

You don't judge someone by how they handle the easy stuff. You judge them by how they handle the hard stuff.

NiedermeyersDeadHorse aka NDH @NiedsG

Noem's defense should be on one of those Demotivational posters

posted by Ace at 05:06 PM

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