Kristi Noem Faces Online Backlash Over New Hunting Dog
Published 23h ago · Latest report 2h ago · Scandal
Affects United States
Kristi Noem faced swift online criticism after posting a picture with a new hunting dog.
Former homeland security secretary Kristi Noem drew intense criticism on social media after sharing a photograph with a new hunting dog to mark the opening of the pheasant hunting season in South Dakota. Online commentators quickly referenced her past controversial disclosures about killing a previous family pet. The backlash highlights enduring public scrutiny regarding her animal handling.
- The backlashUsers on social media mocked and criticized the former official following the publication of the photograph.
- The settingThe post celebrated the beginning of the pheasant hunting season in South Dakota.
- The backgroundPublic criticism stems from a previous disclosure in her memoir regarding the shooting of an unruly dog named Cricket.
Why it matters
Public figures often face intense scrutiny on social media platforms where past controversies quickly resurface in response to routine posts. Animal welfare concerns remain a sensitive topic for many voters and internet commentators.
Timeline2
- Oct 17Kristi Noem posted a photograph with a hunting dog for the opening of pheasant hunting season.
- Oct 18Social media users criticized the post with references to her previous memoir controversy.
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What outlets agree on
Social media users heavily criticized Kristi Noem following her online post featuring a hunting dog for the start of the pheasant hunting season.
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- New York PostInternet freaks out as Kristi Noem poses with new hunting dog: ‘Please don’t kill him’2h ago · open ↗
- Washington ExaminerKristi Noem draws backlash over hunting post online: ‘Save the dog’23h ago · open ↗
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