Michael Chandler blasts Kamala Harris for anti-Christian remark at rally: ‘This has to be the nail in the coffin’

Michael Chandler Kamala HarrisMichael Chandler is popping off as the presidential election draws closer, and overall tension everywhere is at an all-time…

Michael Chandler Kamala Harris

Michael Chandler is popping off as the presidential election draws closer, and overall tension everywhere is at an all-time high. Some are more vocal than others about their beliefs and who they support, and UFC star Michael Chandler is definitely on the vocal side.

Chandler has made it abundantly clear which side of the line he is on. His allegiances don’t lie with the Democrats and their nominee for the United States’ 2024 Presidential election. In fact, he strongly urges the American people to “make the right choice” and vote red this election.

One thing that’s especially triggered him is hecklers allegedly getting kicked out of a Kamala Harris rally for yelling their praise to the Lord and Harris’ remark afterward.

Michael Chandler Urges the American people to vote against Kamala Harris

Venting his frustrations on the social media platform X (formerly known as Twitter), Chandler touched on what happened at the rally and shared his thoughts.

“If you’re a Christian, this has to be the nail in the coffin of even thinking about voting for her,” Michael Chandler began in his post on X. “…While peddling the idea of killing babies, she directly rejects his (Jesus’) name. And they were kicked out for saying #jesusislord #christisking – get out and vote early.”

In the video, heckling can be heard in the background but isn’t clearly picked up by the audio. However, Kamala Harris can be heard clearly and says, “Oh, you guys are at the wrong rally… No, I think you meant to go to the smaller one down the street.”

A fan commented on Chandler’s post, saying: “Religion and politics don’t mix brotha. Neither one of the candidates is Christian, so don’t fool yourself.”

This elicited a response from Chandler, who replied: “But only one (presidential candidate) would completely denounce the statement…a rare authentic moment for her. A seemingly involuntary response that showed her true heart.”

What do you think about Chandler’s view on this upcoming election?

Michael Chandler blasts Kamala Harris for anti-Christian remark at rally: ‘This has to be the nail in the coffin’

Michael Chandler Kamala HarrisMichael Chandler is popping off as the presidential election draws closer, and overall tension everywhere is at an all-time…

Michael Chandler Kamala Harris

Michael Chandler is popping off as the presidential election draws closer, and overall tension everywhere is at an all-time high. Some are more vocal than others about their beliefs and who they support, and UFC star Michael Chandler is definitely on the vocal side.

Chandler has made it abundantly clear which side of the line he is on. His allegiances don’t lie with the Democrats and their nominee for the United States’ 2024 Presidential election. In fact, he strongly urges the American people to “make the right choice” and vote red this election.

One thing that’s especially triggered him is hecklers allegedly getting kicked out of a Kamala Harris rally for yelling their praise to the Lord and Harris’ remark afterward.

Michael Chandler Urges the American people to vote against Kamala Harris

Venting his frustrations on the social media platform X (formerly known as Twitter), Chandler touched on what happened at the rally and shared his thoughts.

“If you’re a Christian, this has to be the nail in the coffin of even thinking about voting for her,” Michael Chandler began in his post on X. “…While peddling the idea of killing babies, she directly rejects his (Jesus’) name. And they were kicked out for saying #jesusislord #christisking – get out and vote early.”

In the video, heckling can be heard in the background but isn’t clearly picked up by the audio. However, Kamala Harris can be heard clearly and says, “Oh, you guys are at the wrong rally… No, I think you meant to go to the smaller one down the street.”

A fan commented on Chandler’s post, saying: “Religion and politics don’t mix brotha. Neither one of the candidates is Christian, so don’t fool yourself.”

This elicited a response from Chandler, who replied: “But only one (presidential candidate) would completely denounce the statement…a rare authentic moment for her. A seemingly involuntary response that showed her true heart.”

What do you think about Chandler’s view on this upcoming election?

Conor McGregor Eyes UFC Fights vs. Nate Diaz, Dustin Poirier: ‘It’s a Must, For Sure’

Conor McGregor is hoping to run it back against two of his biggest rivals when he returns to the UFC. Per Jed Meshew of MMA Fighting, McGregor said during an…

Conor McGregor is hoping to run it back against two of his biggest rivals when he returns to the UFC. Per Jed Meshew of MMA Fighting, McGregor said during an…

Conor McGregor Eyes Multiple Options for 2025 UFC Return

Conor McGregor recently asserted that a handful of options are under consideration for his long-awaited return to the Octagon. “The Notorious” has been out of action for over three years, ever since he endured a devastating leg fracture during his trilogy clash with Dustin Poirier at UFC 264 in July 2021. Although McGregor has occasionally […]

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Conor McGregor recently asserted that a handful of options are under consideration for his long-awaited return to the Octagon.

“The Notorious” has been out of action for over three years, ever since he endured a devastating leg fracture during his trilogy clash with Dustin Poirier at UFC 264 in July 2021.

Although McGregor has occasionally teased a comeback after serving as a coach on season 31 of The Ultimate Fighter against his rival Michael Chandler, he had even lined up a fight with “Iron” for UFC 303 this past June.

Unfortunately, just two weeks prior to the scheduled fight, the matchup was canceled after McGregor was forced to withdraw due to a leg injury. Since then, Chandler has redirected his ambitions and is now set to face Charles Oliveira in a rematch, which will serve as the co-main event of UFC 309 on November 16.

McGregor Affirms Interest In Chandler Fight While Exploring Options

During a recent interview with The Schmo, McGregor opened up about his potential return to the UFC. The former two-division champion expressed his desire to settle what started with Chandler upon his comeback but also mentioned that several other names are in the mix for a possible fight.

Although “The Notorious” refrained from naming any particular opponents, he indicated that a trilogy bout with Nate Diaz and a quadrilogy with Poirier still hold considerable appeal for him.

“We’re looking for the date. I’d like to square it away with Michael Chandler. You know, I’d like to get Chandler in. We’ve had our beef. It’s not settled. He has a match scheduled. I would like to fight before he’s recovered.

There’s a few names in the line at the minute. There’s a few names being discussed.”

– Conor McGregor

While McGregor has repeatedly conveyed his enthusiasm for a return by the end of the year, UFC CEO Dana White has firmly stated that the Irishman won’t be stepping back into the Octagon until early 2025.

“The Notorious” last tasted victory in January 2020 when he faced Donald Cerrone. With a notably sparse fighting schedule, McGregor has recorded a disappointing 3-4 in his last seven outings since 2016.

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Conor McGregor Eyes Multiple Options for 2025 UFC Return

Conor McGregor recently asserted that a handful of options are under consideration for his long-awaited return to the Octagon. “The Notorious” has been out of action for over three years, ever since he endured a devastating leg fracture during his trilogy clash with Dustin Poirier at UFC 264 in July 2021. Although McGregor has occasionally […]

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Conor McGregor recently asserted that a handful of options are under consideration for his long-awaited return to the Octagon.

“The Notorious” has been out of action for over three years, ever since he endured a devastating leg fracture during his trilogy clash with Dustin Poirier at UFC 264 in July 2021.

Although McGregor has occasionally teased a comeback after serving as a coach on season 31 of The Ultimate Fighter against his rival Michael Chandler, he had even lined up a fight with “Iron” for UFC 303 this past June.

Unfortunately, just two weeks prior to the scheduled fight, the matchup was canceled after McGregor was forced to withdraw due to a leg injury. Since then, Chandler has redirected his ambitions and is now set to face Charles Oliveira in a rematch, which will serve as the co-main event of UFC 309 on November 16.

McGregor Affirms Interest In Chandler Fight While Exploring Options

During a recent interview with The Schmo, McGregor opened up about his potential return to the UFC. The former two-division champion expressed his desire to settle what started with Chandler upon his comeback but also mentioned that several other names are in the mix for a possible fight.

Although “The Notorious” refrained from naming any particular opponents, he indicated that a trilogy bout with Nate Diaz and a quadrilogy with Poirier still hold considerable appeal for him.

“We’re looking for the date. I’d like to square it away with Michael Chandler. You know, I’d like to get Chandler in. We’ve had our beef. It’s not settled. He has a match scheduled. I would like to fight before he’s recovered.

There’s a few names in the line at the minute. There’s a few names being discussed.”

– Conor McGregor

While McGregor has repeatedly conveyed his enthusiasm for a return by the end of the year, UFC CEO Dana White has firmly stated that the Irishman won’t be stepping back into the Octagon until early 2025.

“The Notorious” last tasted victory in January 2020 when he faced Donald Cerrone. With a notably sparse fighting schedule, McGregor has recorded a disappointing 3-4 in his last seven outings since 2016.

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Michael Chandler Would ‘Bet The Farm’ On Conor McGregor Fight Happening In 2025

UFC lightweight contender Michael Chandler is still not giving up hope of sharing the Octagon with Conor McGregor down the line. Chandler was initially announced as the former two-division UFC champion’s comeback opponent toward the start of 2023, with the pair first coaching opposite one another on The Ultimate Fighter. Since the show’s conclusion, multiple […]

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UFC lightweight contender Michael Chandler is still not giving up hope of sharing the Octagon with Conor McGregor down the line.

Chandler was initially announced as the former two-division UFC champion’s comeback opponent toward the start of 2023, with the pair first coaching opposite one another on The Ultimate Fighter.

Since the show’s conclusion, multiple rumored dates have passed by, in addition to an officially booked one at International Fight Week this past June. That injury delay and the uncertainty that followed it finally did it for Chandler, whose sights are now set elsewhere.

The 38-year-old is set to make his return at UFC 309 next month, over two years on from a defeat to Dustin Poirier last time out. Back at Madison Square Garden, Chandler will once again do battle with former UFC champ Charles Oliveira.

But while “Iron” is expecting to secure a second title shot on MMA’s biggest stage with a victory in New York City, that doesn’t mean McGregor is off his mind for 2025…

Chandler Confident McGregor Fight Happens Despite Failed Wait

During a recent interview with ESPN’s Andreas Hale, Chandler reflected on his decision to finally move on from McGregor and accept a different assignment for the back end of 2024.

Chandler, McGregor, and UFC CEO Dana White have noted that the long-awaited clash of last year’s TUF coaches is not completely off the table and could be rebooked.

The former three-time Bellator champ, for one, is incredibly confident of that coming to fruition, in addition to a championship challenge following a victory at UFC 309 on Nov. 16.

“There’s no doubt that Chandler versus McGregor happens at some point in 2025,” Chandler said. “And there’s no doubt that when I beat Charles, I’m next in line for the title. Both of those fights will happen. I will fight for the title, and I will fight Conor McGregor. And I will bet the farm on it.”

For now, Chandler will have his full focus on achieving redemption opposite Oliveira at Madison Square Garden.

Having had his first shot at reaching the lightweight mountaintop stalled by “Do Bronx” in 2021, “Iron” will hope to secure a second at the Brazilian’s expense next month.

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