Noem's 'demanding' style sparks staff turnover, turmoil: 'It's a tough gig'
"I’m not sure who’s advising her, but no matter what the issue is, it’s always somebody else’s fault.”
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"I’m not sure who’s advising her, but no matter what the issue is, it’s always somebody else’s fault.”
Governor Kristi Noem’s fifth chief of staff is resigning. The move comes after a deputy chief of staff is also leaving the executive branch. Both cite moving closer to home for family.
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SIOUX FALLS, S.D. (AP) — South Dakota Gov. Kristi Noem's chief of staff is leaving, the fourth person to exit the position in three years, the governor's office said Friday. Noem's chief of staff Aaron Scheibe will move back to a role as an outside consultant advising on federal funds for coronavirus relief, according to an email obtained by The Associated Press.