Kristi Noem's Daughter Quitting Real Estate After Secret Governor's Mansion Meeting Revealed
Source: daily beast
Published Nov. 16, 2021 9:25PM ET
South Dakota Gov. Kristi Noems daughter announced Tuesday that she would be leaving the real estate business amid scrutiny over how she received her license. Noem and her daughter, Kassidy Peters, have faced mounting attention and ire from both the public and lawmakers over the reversal of a denial of Peters appraisers license, which was granted to her after the states Labor Secretary met with Noem at the governors mansion, the Argus Leader reported Tuesday.
Im angry and I can acknowledge that this has successfully destroyed my business, Kassidy Peters wrote in a letter addressed to state lawmakers, declaring that she would return her license to the state by the end of the year. The Labor Secretary, Marcia Hultman, initially said her department had drawn up a training plan to allow Peters to overcome the denial of her license, but a signed contract provided to state lawmakers showed the agreement had in reality been reached afterwards.
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Biden's son continues to be in the national media --always always b/c of the RW--but silence on this issue in SD Republican Gov. no surprise.
Appraiser training plan for Gov. Kristi Noem's daughter happened after meeting at Governor's Mansion
https://www.argusleader.com/story/news/2021/11/16/south-dakota-governor-kristi-noem-nepotism-allegation-daughter-kassidy-peters-training-plan/8642198002/
Joe Sneve
Sioux Falls Argus Leader
A training plan outlining what Gov. Kristi Noem's daughter needed to do to earn her appraiser certification wasn't agreed to until after a closed-door meeting with top decision makers at the Governor's Mansion.
Labor Secretary Marcia Hultman told lawmakers last month that Kassidy Peters was not given preferential treatment while enrolled in the South Dakota Appraiser Certification Program, which falls under her department. And at the time, she said that a "possible plan forward" was developed for Peters prior to the meeting in question.
But a day after formally issuing a subpoena for the document, members of the Legislature's Government Operations and Audit Committee received a two-page "stipulation agreement" entered into by the Department of Labor and Peters.
The stipulation agreement was released to GOAC at the request of Peters, who notified the Department of Labor earlier in the day that she intends stop working as an appraiser by year's end due to "irreparable damage" she has sustained due to the legislative and media scrutiny around the nepotism allegations.
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Skittles
(153,193 posts)not sure I get that part (I am not familiar with this process) - was she just not qualified?
ZonkerHarris
(24,256 posts)ToxMarz
(2,169 posts)The test is pretty cut and dried, and can be retaken as many times as you want. Background checks are more subjective, more guidelines rather than absolute measures, and therefore more easily vulnerable to outside influence.
turbinetree
(24,720 posts)Grounds for Denial of License Application: The Commission may deny the issuance of a license for reasons such as conviction of a felony, unpaid judgments, misstatements, etc. For more information, review SDCL 36-21A-33.
36-21A-33. Denial of application--Reasons.
An application may be denied for any one of the following reasons:
(1) The applicant has written insufficient funds checks within the calendar year before application or has written an insufficient funds check for the application;
(2) The applicant has been convicted of a felony or of a misdemeanor involving moral turpitude. If the applicant is a firm, a license may be denied if any partner, associate, director, stockholder, officer or responsible broker has been convicted of a felony or of a misdemeanor involving moral turpitude;
(3) The applicant has been disciplined by a regulatory agency in relation to activities as a real estate salesperson or broker, broker associate, firm, appraiser, mortgage broker, or any other regulated licensee, including insurance, securities, law and commodities trading;
(4) The applicant has failed to satisfy the requirements as provided by this chapter;
(5) The applicant has failed the prelicense school examination;
(6) The applicant has not met education requirements;
(7) The applicant made deliberate misstatements, deliberate omissions, misrepresentations or untruths in the application; or
(8) The applicant has a current and unpaid judgment filed against the applicant.
Source: SL 1992, ch 273, § 33; SL 1993, ch 290; SL 2011, ch 180, § 2; SL 2020, ch 162, § 2.
https://dlr.sd.gov/realestate/license_types_requirements.aspx
Skittles
(153,193 posts)and for those of us not in the business, it's a real question
I have no problem in the real world where people help their relatives and friends get jobs - that happens all the time. What I don't like is when that person is unqualified or jumps ahead in line without putting in their time. THAT is nepotism.
Enter stage left
(3,398 posts)Where The Fuck in the national news about this blatant corruption?
Both Noem and her spawn should be sanctioned, fined, and imprisoned for this outrageous display of executive interference in the function of government regulations and laws.
rpannier
(24,339 posts)A business built on corruption is illegal
No sympathy for you
Roy Rolling
(6,933 posts)She wants another two months of business activity before stopping an activity she failed to qualify for?
Yeah right.
madaboutharry
(40,220 posts)That is some major entitlement going on there. No self-reflection, no contrition, no understands that her mother using her position as governor to pressure and interfere was wrong.
What is wrong with these people? They cry from the mountain tops about how every government program is socialism and how people need to pull themselves up by the bootstraps, yet they themselves behave as if the world owes them something.
bucolic_frolic
(43,295 posts)But Jan 1? Yeah, gotta max out the IRAs for the year, and hope it blows over in '22
no_hypocrisy
(46,192 posts)Decades ago, I applied for a position to be a public school third grade teacher. Unfortunately, it was in the district where my mother was President of the Board of Education.
My interview included teaching a third grade class in front of the principal, a teacher, and yes, my mother.
Later that night, my mother offered me the job. I asked if I truly earned it. She didn't really answer my question. I then told her to select the best candidate, not only to be fair, but I didn't want to get the job through nepotism. She wisely opined that our relationship would always sow doubt that I earned the position. I said, "Fine."
And the position went to another applicant. And I never became a full-time teacher.
I have no regrets. I probably shouldn't have applied under those circumstances.
oldsoftie
(12,604 posts)idiot
tanyev
(42,618 posts)"Don't worry, dear, I'll get one of my wealthy CEO donors to give you a different job."
kairos12
(12,873 posts)Mawspam2
(740 posts)...of Noem and subsequent $200k payout to the agency director in exchange for Peters licence, returned or not.