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Kristi Noem Suddenly BURNED After JD Vance Throws Her Under The Bus
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6:19Now PlayingKristi Noem did not expect this blow from JD Vance as her dark past resurfaces after his suspicious criticism of people hurting dogs during an interview and his recent pattern of indirect attacks. John Iadarola breaks it down on The Damage Report. Leave a comment with your thoughts below!
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JD Vance Says People (Like Kristi Noem) Who Hurt Dogs Are ‘Terrible’
"JD Vance has ripped those who mistreat dogs as “really terrible,” citing serial killers who start with animal cruelty—but not, notably, his mutt-murdering colleague Kristi Noem.
The vice president, 41, made the remarks on the New York Post’s Pod Force One podcast, which was released Wednesday.
Vance told host Miranda Devine: “If you can actually cause suffering to an innocent animal, you’re probably the kind of person who doesn’t worry about suffering in people as well.
“And that’s been my experience. If you mistreat dogs, that’s almost a hundred percent sign that you’re gonna be a really terrible person.”"
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