South Dakota Gov. Kristi Noem got a fire Christmas gift from her staff −literally.
Noem received a Pulsefire LRT flamethrower with an engraved plate of the state's motto "Under God, the people rule," according to Ian Fury, her communications director.
A video posted Sunday to Twitter shows the second-term governor lighting up a pile of cardboard while wearing camo snow pants and a camo jacket in a wintery farm landscape. A Pulsefire LRT costs about $650, according to MidSouth Shooters, an ammunitions company based in Tennessee.of her holding a flamethrower with the caption, "Is it too late to add something to my Christmas list?"
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