Democratic Rep Bluntly Asks Kristi Noem About Her Rumored Affair With Corey Lewandowski
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The DHS secretary referred to Rep. Sydney Kamlager-Dove's question as "tabloid garbage" but never directly answered "no" to the question.
Kristi Noem has been answering a lot of questions from politicians this week, but she managed to avoid a really awkward one on Wednesday afternoon.
Rumors have abounded for years that the Department of Homeland Security secretary has been having an affair with Homeland Security aide Corey Lewandowski despite both of them being married to others.
The two have denied the rumors since at least 2021, but the alleged relationship has come under scrutiny in recent weeks after The Wall Street Journal reported that the two have been seen flying together in a luxury jet with a private cabin.
Despite that level of public attention, Noem seemed surprised when California Democrat Rep. Sydney Kamlager-Dove bluntly asked her about the rumors during a Wednesday hearing of the House Judiciary Committee.
And, no, Kamlager-Dove didn’t mince words at all.
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