Anonymous wrote:Just putrid. So, so tacky. If I saw one of these people walking towards me, I'd cross the street. And that includes the POTUS. Revolting people.

Anonymous wrote:Behold the master race attending this stately affair:

(Sorry, the only video I found is a reddit embed)

https://www.reddit.com/r/sportsgossips/comments/1u6hb3e/ufc_freedom_250_at_the_white_house_turns_into_a/

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Anonymous wrote:All I know is that some member of the press better ask the White House for a comment—soon— regarding the vile televised insult made against a former First Lady during the UFC event.

And here we have the official comment from the White House:

Why, oh why, won’t Black women vote Republican? /s

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Anonymous wrote:All I know is that some member of the press better ask the White House for a comment—soon— regarding the vile televised insult made against a former First Lady during the UFC event.

And here we have the official comment from the White House:

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Anonymous wrote:Never forget that everyone of these snakes, including the "enlightened centrists" in the comments defending this horrific event, thinks like this and hates Americans and humanity itself.

You're the problem.

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Anonymous wrote:I don't watch boxing either but from the clips I saw, they pulled it off well and everyone seemed to enjoy themselves.

I do find the headlines of "defilement" a little amusing. Pride was hosted on the lawn a few years ago and there were activist posing topless in lieu of everyone. Inside the White House, there were people doing coke and making pornos. A boxing match on the front lawn isn't a Nuremberg rally. Lol

How do you feel about the UFC fighter’s “joke” about Michelle Obama being a man?

It was a dumb thing to say and I certainly don't condone it. Does that define the entire event?

Anonymous wrote:This is not someone I expected to speak up about this. Good.

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Anonymous wrote:I don't watch boxing either but from the clips I saw, they pulled it off well and everyone seemed to enjoy themselves.

I do find the headlines of "defilement" a little amusing. Pride was hosted on the lawn a few years ago and there were activist posing topless in lieu of everyone. Inside the White House, there were people doing coke and making pornos. A boxing match on the front lawn isn't a Nuremberg rally. Lol

It was very white nationalism coded.

A little heavy on the males, too. I know there were a few women in the audience (even a few that weren't Trump spawn), but it was a very overwhelmingly male crowd.

Way to include regular Americans...

Anonymous wrote:All I know is that some member of the press better ask the White House for a comment—soon— regarding the vile televised insult made against a former First Lady during the UFC event.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I don't watch boxing either but from the clips I saw, they pulled it off well and everyone seemed to enjoy themselves.

I do find the headlines of "defilement" a little amusing. Pride was hosted on the lawn a few years ago and there were activist posing topless in lieu of everyone. Inside the White House, there were people doing coke and making pornos. A boxing match on the front lawn isn't a Nuremberg rally. Lol

The Biden White House responded in the following way to the breast baring incident. I haven’t seen any comments yet from the Trump White House regarding the insult directed of Michelle Obama at a televised event that Trump hosted.

**White House Response**

The White House banned Rose Montoya and the others involved from future events.

White House Press Secretary Karine Jean-Pierre addressed it directly, stating:

“The behavior was simply unacceptable. It was unfair to the hundreds of attendees who were there to celebrate their families... It’s not appropriate. It’s disrespectful. And it really does not reflect the event that we hosted to celebrate the LGBTQ+ families.”

A White House spokesperson added:

“This behavior is inappropriate and disrespectful for any event at the White House. It is not reflective of the event we hosted to celebrate LGBTQI+ families or the other hundreds of guests who were in attendance.”

They also noted that this kind of incident had not happened before under the administration.