Gov. Kristi Noem Banned by More South Dakota Tribes
Nearly 20% of the state is now off-limits to Noem following controversial comments about tribal leaders and drug cartels.
- Two more tribes have banished Gov. Kristi Noem, adding to previous bans by four other tribes.
- Noem's remarks accusing tribal leaders of benefiting from drug cartels have intensified the dispute.
- The governor's controversial book, including an anecdote about killing her dog, has also drawn criticism.
- Political experts suggest these issues may impact Noem's political future and potential VP candidacy.
- Noem has called for tribal leaders to partner with her to combat drug issues, criticizing the Biden administration's efforts.