Geoff Diehl woos own party with Noem visit, continues to ignore Baker’s example

It’s clear Geoff Diehl really wants Republicans to vote for him, judging by his company Thursday morning, and that may be precisely why his campaign isn’t making real progress.

“I’m thrilled to be here with Geoff today to talk a lot about what’s going on in Boston and talk about how new leadership is necessary in some of these areas of the country to really promote freedom,” South Dakota Governor Kristi Noem said.

The Mount Rushmore state’s leader, notable for her recent swift call for legislative action to criminalize nearly all abortion in her state, stood next to Diehl in Boston’s North End in front of Paul Revere’s bronze statue around 11 a.m.

She said she was visiting the Bay State to get a sense of how the pandemic had affected area workers.