Kristi Noem Rolls out the Red Carpet for Endangered LA Deputies – Opinion

Kristi Noem will be distributing the welcome mat.

South Dakota’s favorite freedom-ringing governor has a message for Los Angeles deputies: “Come on over.”

You may be aware that law enforcement officers from LaLa Land are under canning threat.

LA County may be able stop daft denizens from resisting being pricked.

Courtesy of KABC Wednesday

The first Los Angeles Police Department officer to refuse the city’s vaccine mandate has been fired. The issue could also lead to the termination of seven additional police officers.

In the meantime, the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department is at odds with the Board of Supervisors over whether deputies will also lose their jobs… Sheriff Alex Villanueva says potentially thousands of deputies’ jobs could be at risk.

“The board is frustrated,” the outlet explained, “that the sheriff refuses to enforce the mandate that all county employees be fully vaccinated.”

Sheriff Alex pummeled the policy as a “death blow to public safety.”

“Your motion is going to seek to basically cause us to actually lose 4,000 employees, for a grand total of 0.4% improvement in positivity rate. [That]Public safety is not the only benefit. We’re coming off two years of a historically high 94% increase in homicide rate, 64% increase in grand theft auto. This is not sustainable. It is impossible to sustain the current state. The hiring freeze is not sustainable.”

The Board of Supervisors isn’t all ears; it’s granted preliminary approval to a measure putting employee discipline in the hands of the county personnel director.

But for those caught in the crosshairs, Kristi Noem’s got open arms.

Here are her statements from February 9th:

“South Dakota honors our law enforcement officers, and we respect personal freedom. We are grateful for the hard work law enforcement puts in to protect our rights. … We are working on legislation to protect your right to medical, religious, and natural immunity exemptions to COVID-19 vaccinations.

The governor suffered an armor chink last year in the eyes of some supporters: She declined to greenlight sex-based sports bill HB 1217 due to “problematic provisions” related to the college level.

“I did not veto [HB 1217],” she said this week. “What I did was, I asked my legislature for changes, and they rejected it. So immediately that very same day I put executive orders in place to protect girls’ sports.”

On February 3rd, she signed SB 46 which, per Fox News, “will ban transgender female athletes from participating in girls’ or women’s school sports.”

For LA deputies willing to make the athletic move from yearlong summer to 10°F, they’ll be amid cozy company in the notably conservative state. South Dakota was the top-rated place for relocation in January 2021.

In the spring of 2001, Gov. Kristi was a champion for liberty

“My responsibility is to respect the rights of people, and the people who elected me. Our state’s operations should reflect the reality of the state. On the foundation of my principles, commonsense conservative values, and the principles that we hold dear in America, the facts, the science, and the data will guide our decision-making here in South Dakota.”

They’re not nearly so fond of such things in LA.

Why would there be a vaccination requirement in the SoCal policy? America’s needling against COVID-19 fails to make a person free from the virus or its transmission.

Maybe the city will change over time.

Evidently, they’re already realizing masks don’t work:

Newsom and Garcetti Flash S**t Eating Grins as They Ignore Mask Mandate at Rams/49ers Game https://t.co/j2OYBM3sOb

— RedState (@RedState) January 31, 2022

California’s leaders could still be wearing a mask that has two faces:

Back to congenial Kristi, she’s ready and waiting:

“To LA County law enforcement officers facing potential firing: In South Dakota, you will not be fired for making personal health decisions. We appreciate law enforcement, and all that you do for our freedoms. We would love to have you come join us.”

LA County police officers could be fired

Personal health decisions are not grounds for firing in South Dakota. Respect law enforcement. We appreciate your efforts in defending our freedoms. We would love to have you come join us.https://t.co/D7bD2yA8Mv

— Governor Kristi Noem (@govkristinoem) February 9, 2022

-ALEX

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