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JD Vance comments on backlash to UFC fighter's remark about Michelle Obama

Vice President JD Vance defended UFC fighter Josh Hokit's comment about Michelle Obama, stating that the backlash was excessive. The remark was made during a victory speech at the Freedom 250 UFC fight, leading to widespread criticism. Vance expressed surprise at the public's reaction and suggested that such comments are often blown out of proportion.

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Vice President JD Vance defended UFC fighter Josh Hokit's comment about Michelle Obama, stating that the backlash was excessive. The remark was made during a victory speech at the Freedom 250 UFC fight, leading to widespread criticism. Vance expressed surprise at the public's reaction and suggested that such comments are often blown out of proportion.

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Vance says reaction to UFC fighter calling Michelle Obama a man was ‘totally disproportionate’

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JD Vance comments on backlash to UFC fighter's remark about Michelle Obama