South Dakota GOP Gov. Kristie Noem, who has come under fire recently for revelations in her new memoir, including controversies over a meeting she describes with North Korean dictator Kim Jong Un and her recollections of killing a hunting dog on her ranch, Tuesday on Newsmax defended the book as a “blueprint for the average American citizen.”
“It’s not a typical political book,” Noem told “Wake Up America.” “It takes some vulnerable stories from my life, some painful experiences, hard decisions … and lets people learn from them and then also what they can do to engage with their government.’
She added that most people can gather from the book that politicians in the past have “hid from the truth. They’ve run from making tough decisions. That’s just not me.”
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