Kristi Noem refused to say who financed some of her travel. It was taxpayers who were on the hook
- South Dakota covered over $640,000 in travel expenses related to Kristi Noem's political and personal activities, according to an Associated Press analysis.
- Expenses exceeding $150,000 included a trip to Paris for a conference and dental work in Texas, presenting a lack of connection to state business.
- Republican lawmakers have criticized Noem for using state funds for personal ambitions, stating that the spending offends many in the state.
- Noem's spokesperson, Tim Murtaugh, did not contest the link between some travel expenses and personal activities, but emphasized safety concerns.
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Prior to becoming Donald Trump's Department of Homeland Security secretary, former South Dakota Gov. Kristi Noem (R) was busy gallivanting around the country in an attempt to raise her political profile with multiple trips to Mar-a-Lago and another to Paris to give a speech -- on the taxpayer's dime...
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