NY Times Blasted for Twisted Attacks on Kristi Noem and Her Husband

The liberal media just can’t help itself. Once again, the New York Times is out pushing its same tired narrative—this time painting Bryon Noem, a man best known in recent headlines for cross-dressing, as some sort of helpless victim of his own wife, Kristi Noem. It’s almost laughable if it weren’t so predictable.

Instead of actually investigating facts or offering fair coverage, the Times ran around South Dakota cherry-picking voices that paint Kristi Noem as some evil mastermind, while her husband is just a poor soul caught in the storm. There’s no effort to see the bigger picture—they just want drama that fits their anti-conservative agenda. It’s a pathetic circus from the so-called “paper of record.” Once more, liberals toss out real reporting in favor of cheap shots and soap opera gossip.

And let’s be clear, this isn’t about “helping victims” or “holding the powerful accountable.” No, this is yet another left-wing campaign to demonize strong, conservative women who dare to lead—and to prop up any bizarre narrative, even one where cross-dressing is suddenly supposed to win our sympathy. The hypocrisy is off the charts. These same elitists rip conservatives for their values, yet now they expect us to cry crocodile tears for a man who’s only in the spotlight because of his wife’s achievements. Make it make sense.

So what’s the message they want Americans to buy? That conservatives are always the bad guys, and anyone remotely connected to the right ought to be pitied or punished. This is straight from the leftist playbook—paint your opposition as ruthless, and anyone in their orbit as their latest victim. It’s a lazy, desperate trick from a paper that’s clearly lost touch with real Americans. People out here in the heartland see through all of it. We’re tired of East Coast journalists parachuting in, looking for dirt, and telling us how to think.

At the end of the day, the left wants chaos, confusion, and to tear down anyone who doesn’t share their twisted values. The liberal media’s obsession with Kristi Noem says more about their own insecurities than it does about South Dakota’s first family. Maybe instead of peddling more anti-American nonsense, they should try honest reporting for once. But we won’t hold our breath—why would they stop now, when outrage keeps their failing papers afloat?

Source: Breitbart