In a recent interview, Governor Kristi Noem of South Dakota expressed her concerns about the increasing use of the court system for political manipulation and the potential implications it has on the American democracy. The governor criticized the recent decision by the Colorado Supreme Court to deny someone access to the ballot, calling it unconstitutional and lacking grounds.
Noem highlighted the hypocrisy of the decision, noting that the individual in question had not been charged or convicted of insurrection, yet was being barred from the ballot based on this premise. The governor suggested that such actions were fueled by the left's fear of losing the upcoming elections to President Trump.
She emphasized her trust in South Dakota's state laws and the Constitution, which provide guidance to the court system to ensure decisions are based on the scales of justice. Noem expressed her pride in the South Dakota court system and called for other states to follow suit, urging them not to let liberal judges rewrite the rules of the game for their political interests.
The governor stressed the importance of the Supreme Court in ensuring a fair election process and called for swift action to reverse the Colorado court's decision. Noem voiced her hope that the court would uphold the voices of the American people and allow them to choose the president they desire.
The conversation also touched upon concerns about voter exclusion, intimidation, and elimination. Noem acknowledged the frustration felt by conservatives and Trump supporters who have been denigrated and labeled in various ways. She observed that the more often these political games are played out in the judicial system, the more they become normalized in society, leading to a dangerous erosion of America's way of life.
Noem cautioned against the use of courts to punish political opponents, warning that it sets a dangerous precedent. She emphasized that America's strength lies in being a country of freedom, where the power ultimately rests with the people, and decisions are not dictated by an elite few.
The governor concluded by expressing her hope that Americans remember the principles enshrined in the Constitution and resist attempts to undermine democracy through judicial manipulation. She reaffirmed her belief in the importance of upholding the motto 'under God, the people rule' and encouraged a return to the foundations that have made America special.
Governor Noem's interview resonated with many Americans who share her concerns about the politicization of the court system and the impact it has on the electoral process. As the nation approaches the upcoming elections, the need for an impartial and fair judiciary becomes increasingly vital.
