South Dakota Governor Kristi Noem announced her newest book release “Not My First Rodeo: Lessons from the Heartland” at the end of June and has seen undeniable success since its debut.
In the book, she highlights her quintessential American upbringing on a South Dakota ranch where self-reliance became a core tenet at an early age. It’s a powerful reminder to teach your children grit — one that’s rarer in today’s generation.
Besides her compelling life story and bright future in politics, perhaps that’s another reason her book is resonating with the broader public. It currently has the number one ranking in the “Women in Politics” category on Amazon and an outstanding 4.8 out of 5 stars average with 800 reviews and counting.
Noem is well on her way to winning reelection as governor of South Dakota, and, as highlighted in a recent interview with CBN, politely denies rumors about her being a potential dark horse presidential candidate in 2024:
“I don’t have any plans to do that,” Noem told CBN. “I very much am looking forward to hopefully serving the people of South Dakota another four years. I hope they’ll trust me to do that. I’ve also known that we’ll see what God has planned too, because He likes to surprise me once in a while,” she said.”
It’s virtually impossible to imagine a surprise manifesting itself on the campaign trail for the charismatic conservative leader. The Cook Political Report, Inside Elections and Larry J. Sabato’s Crystal Ball all place her race in the “Solid Republican” category.
Another thing that we’re confident of is Noem’s status as a genuine rising star.
From her commitment to keeping South Dakota open for business during the pandemic to her unwavering belief in our right to self-defense, Noem is a natural leader.
And it all started with the lessons she learned as a young girl growing up in unassuming Hamlin County, South Dakota.
The opinions expressed in this article are those of the author and do not necessarily reflect the positions of American Liberty News.
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she is fabulous.