Honoring the Resilience and Success of Republican Women on International Women’s Day

Opinion Screenshot: Keloland News Today is International Women’s Day. As the only party that seemingly knows what a woman is – even without a degree in biology – we’d like to take a moment to highlight some of the incredible Republican women who have made a significant impact in politics and beyond. These women are trailblazers, breaking barriers and inspiring others to pursue their dreams. Let’s take a moment to recognize their achievements and celebrate their strength. Kristi Noem Noem is the first female governor of South Dakota. She has championed conservative values and stood up for individual liberties, as seen in her handling of the COVID-19 pandemic, where she kept businesses and schools open. Noem has also championed protecting women and girls by signing legislation to keep biological males out of female sports. Noem is on Donald Trump’s short list of Vice Presidential candidates. Staunch Republican Kristi Noem the Governor of South Dakota loves America, loves South Dakota, loves Limited Government, and she loves Donald Trump. She’s made South Dakota a great state to live in. Governor Noem is on Donald Trumps short list for VP, and four years of… pic.twitter.com/QmMpq4jz7Q— 𝔹𝕦𝕕… (@bud_cann) February 29, 2024 RELATED: Power Women – The Most Attractive Republican Ladies Sarah Huckabee Sanders Speaking of Vice Presidential candidates, Sanders is actually the only one currently who tops Noem in recent polling, even as there hasn’t been much chatter about her being on Trump’s list. Sanders is the first female governor of Arkansas. On her first day in office, she banned the phrase “LatinX” from official state correspondence. She also ordered a review of the teaching of critical race theory in Arkansas schools and…