Conor McGregor Blasts “Corrupted Bunch Of Chancers” As He Highlights Major Loop Hole Of The Irish Government

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Conor McGregor, the Irish star, is throwing punches outside the octagon again. This time, his target isn’t a fellow fighter but the Irish government. And he is not pulling any punches! So, what’s got the Notorious One all riled up? A bike shed. But not just any bike shed. We’re talking about a €335,000 bike shed.

McGregor, never one to shy away from controversy, took to social media to express his outrage. He compared the lavish bike shed to a bus stop. The former champ didn’t stop there. He demanded to know who approved this eyebrow-raising expenditure.

“I’ve seen nicer bus stops! 1. Who charged this extortionate price. 2. Which wally in position approved it. With me as president this type of carry on that we’ve seen countless times, some more serious than others, would be tore apart on the spot! A greedy and corrupted bunch of chancers is all! 🇮🇪 #IDHAVEALLYOURANSWERS,” wrote McGregor.

Conor McGregor is not just making wild accusations, though. He’s asking the questions many Irish citizens are probably thinking. He further made a bold statement declaring that these types of things would not fly under his presidency.

For people that don’t know, ‘The Notorious’ was considering running for office in his native country of Ireland, and he also has some substantial backing. And it looks like he is not over that Presidential idea yet!

Conor McGregor Hints At Running For President

It looks like ‘The Notorious’ is eyeing a new kind of fight – the political arena. Conor McGregor, the man who was the face of UFC for so many years, is now hinting at a presidential run.

McGregor took to social media to share his thoughts on the current political landscape in Ireland. He pointed out that the potential competition is old. With candidates in their 70s, McGregor, at a sprightly 35, sees himself as a fresh face in the game.

Conor McGregor claims he would be a president for the people. No party affiliations, no biases. ‘The Notorious‘ and the citizens of Ireland are making decisions together. He even suggested weekly votes to keep things in check. Can you imagine? “This week on ‘Ireland’s Got Government,’ we’re deciding on healthcare reform. Text “Notorious’ to vote yes!”