After killing his dog, potential Trump candidate wants Biden’s dog dead

She clearly has a dislike for dogs. The White House was outraged Monday by Republican Gov. Kristi Noem, who called for the killing of Joe Biden’s dog accused of repeated bites, days after revealing that she herself killed her young dog on her farm.

The governor of South Dakota, a state in the northern United States, has estimated that Commander, the Bidens’ German shepherd, should suffer a fate identical to that of her own animal for biting several Biden security agents. the president.

“We find his comments yesterday disturbing, we find them absurd,” a White House spokeswoman said at a daily news conference. “This is a country that loves dogs, and you have a leader there who talks about killing dogs,” lamented Karine Jean-Pierre. Kristi Noem “should probably stop being self-absorbed,” the rep added.

In his upcoming memoir, No Way Back, consulted by British daily The Guardian, the Republican governor, considered a potential running mate for Donald Trump in the 2024 presidential election, admits to shooting his dog Cricket, aged about 14. months. ., because she was, in her words, “indomitable.”

“Commander, say hello to Cricket for me.”

“What would I do if I became president on my first day in office in 2025? Thanks for the question. I happen to have a list. The first thing I would do is make sure there is no Joe Biden’s dog on the field (Order, say hello to Cricket for me.),” she reveals in her work. “But my dog ​​Foster will definitely be welcome.” He goes to the Capitol with me all the time and loves everyone,” Kristi Noem writes.

In an interview with CBS News on Sunday, the 52-year-old elected official confirmed that if she wins the presidential election with Trump in November, she will ensure that “the commander joins cricket.” “How many people have to be attacked and dangerously injured before you make a decision about a dog? “, she asks.

In October, the Bidens were forced to green-train their 2-year-old German Shepherd because of his tendency to bite. According to a US Secret Service report aired by CNN and the BBC in February, the Commander has bitten members of the US President’s security detail at least 24 times.

Major, another of the Bidens’ German shepherds, also became unexpectedly angry upon arriving at the White House. It was entrusted to friends living “in a calmer environment.”