Governor Kristi Noem's Controversial Memoir Sparks Political Repercussions

Noem's upcoming book details, including the killing of her dog, have intensified scrutiny and derailed her VP prospects with Trump.

Noem's memoir 'No Going Back' includes contentious anecdotes about her decision to euthanize an aggressive dog and a goat, stirring bipartisan outrage.
Legal experts confirm Noem's actions were within South Dakota law, though they've incited widespread criticism and a Congressional caucus.
The book also contains disputed claims about meetings with international leaders like Kim Jong Un, leading to corrections in future editions.
Noem's standing as a potential VP candidate under Trump has been questioned following the book's revelations and her subsequent media appearances.
Despite the backlash, Noem continues to defend the stories in her book as demonstrations of her transparency and decision-making.