Piers Morgan Demands To Know If Tulsi Gabbard Has Ever Shot A Dog
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The former Hawaii congresswoman said she hadn't, but refused to throw Kristi Noem under the bus.
Amid the uproar over vice presidential hopeful Kristi Noem’s recent admission that she’d shot one of her dogs, other contenders to be Donald Trump’s 2024 running mate are being pressed on whether they, too, have killed a puppy.
The South Dakota governor was rumored to be on Donald Trump’s short list for vice president before a story she recounted in her new memoir, “No Going Back,” saw her dogged by bad press. Now, enquiring media minds want to know if other would-be VPs have done something similar.
Case in point: British media personality Piers Morgan on Wednesday night grilled former Rep. Tulsi Gabbard (I-Hawaii) about whether she wants to be Trump’s VP — and about whether she’s a dog-killer.
Gabbard had no problem answering the first question.
“I would. I would,” she replied. “I’d be honored to serve my country in that way.”
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