UFC fights on the White House lawn are a desecration!

If he clutches those pearls any harder, they're gonna turn back to sand.

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Wonder how many of our resident pearl clutchers think the same

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The same ones that didn't say a damn thing about gay porn being filmed in the halls of Congress or tranny's flashing their tits on the white house lawn.

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UFC fights on the White House lawn are a desecration of the White House, America, our history, and the dignity of the office of the presidency.

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Annnnnd this post should be blown up with the tranny flasher until his "block" button overheats.

If it can top the pride month events that Biden hosted, I will be shocked. I doubt any "trans models" will have to be banned for going topless.

(my typing is not fast enough - you guys are already on the ball with the topless whatever that was)

Some of the founding fathers used to settle things with pistol duels.

Abraham Lincoln was an accomplished wrestler back when it was all shoot fighting. A style that was closer to modern MMA than pro wrestling.

I'm not a big UFC fan, but to act like this is a desecration when this country was founded and built by strong men, is silly. It seems like an excellent way to celebrate 250 years of American badassery.

They despise men displaying sufficient testosterone levels

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UFC fights on the White House lawn are a desecration!

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Some of the founding fathers used to settle things with pistol duels

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Who remembers Aaron Burr?

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The long-standing bitterness between Hamilton and Burr was exacerbated when Hamilton, in Albany to argue People v. Croswell, remarked during a dinner party at the home of Judge Taylor that Mr. Burr was a dangerous man and ought not to be trusted with the reins of Government. Another guest wrote letters repeating the remarks, and these were published in the Albany Register. Burr demanded retraction and the situation escalated until, on July 11, 1804, Burr and Hamilton fought a duel in Weehawken, New Jersey. Burr mortally wounded Hamilton and fled from New Jersey to Washington where he completed his term of office as Vice President.

Three years later, the U.S. government alleged that, as part of a conspiracy to establish a separate confederacy composed of the Western states and territories, Burr levied war against the United States. Chief Justice John Marshall presided at the trial, and in a landmark decision narrowly construing the Constitution’s definition of treason, the defendant was acquitted. Burr moved to Europe for a time but in 1812, he returned to New York and to legal practice.

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UFC fights on the White House lawn are a desecration!

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I was talking to a Secret Service agent and apparently the bugs have been a problem when they have turned lights on at night on the WH lawn.