Vance: Reaction to Michelle Obama insult at White House UFC event ‘totally disproportionate’
- Vice President JD Vance said the backlash to a false and offensive comment about Michelle Obama at a UFC event was totally disproportionate to the comment itself.
- Vance discussed this during an episode of 'The Joe Rogan Experience.'
- He noted that people say crazy things often in politics and that the worst reaction should be acknowledging the offense and moving on.
- Vance expressed that many people lost their minds over the comment despite its offensiveness.
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The long war against Michelle Obama's womanhood
This article was originally written by Joseph Williams for Word In Black. Most Americans have never heard of Josh Hokit, and probably couldn’t pick the failed pro football player-turned-UFC fighter out of a photo lineup. But on Sunday night, after winning the biggest fight of his life on the White House lawn in front of President Donald Trump, Hokit decided that directing a line of tired, worn-out misogynoir at former First Lady Michelle Obama w…
JD Vance Underplays Public Outrage Over Josh Hokit’s Michelle Obama Comment at UFC White House
One of the most contentious moments from UFC Freedom 250 last month is back in the spotlight. During Vice President JD Vance‘s appearance on The Joe Rogan Experience, the UFC commentator discussed Josh Hokit‘s viral and highly controversial post-fight comment, asking the Vice President whether Hokit’s failed armbar submission attempt of Derrick Lewis was more “shocking” than his “Michelle Obama is a man” comment made after the fight. And well, V…
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