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South Dakota Governor Kristy Noam is in hot water this week after a salacious daily

mail story dropped,

claiming she's been having a years-long affair with Trump campaign operative Corey Lewandowski.

The article accuses the married mother of four of spending inappropriate amounts of time with Lewandowski alone on private jets,

sharing hotel rooms, and engaging in open flirting on the campaign trail.

Nome has so far denied the allegations.

I don't pretend to know what's true here.

This is one article that is really nothing but accusations.

There is no smoking gun at the moment.

But in politics especially, accusations are often as good as proof when it comes

to damaging reputations. Clearly, someone is out to damage Gnom's reputation, whether or not

she's guilty of adultery. She has been an excellent governor, though, and I for one refuse to

condemn her based on rumors. And even if she's guilty, it doesn't change the

incredible positive leadership she has offered her state. That being said, there is a way Noem and

anyone else could avoid these accusations and potentially career-destroying rumors. These days,

we call it the Pence rule. You'll remember it. Former Vice

President Mike Pence admitted that as a rule, he never meets alone with women or socializes

with other women without his wife present. Naturally, the progressive toddlers accused him of being

unable to control his rapy fantasies around women, but mature people understand

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