For some reason the powers that be at Anheuser-Busch thought it would be a good move to make a man their spokesgirl. This is the now-European owned company that makes all-American beers like Budweiser and Bud Light, not exactly the market in which one expects to find support for the increasingly violent and radical transgender ideology.
Unsurprisingly, their actual customers are not pleased and are showing their displeasure by declining to purchase or be any way involved with their politicized product.
Conservatives are joining in on the boycott of Bud Light after they named Dylan Mulvaney, the man who made millions becoming a woman, as the spokesperson.The beer company faces harsh criticism for partnering with Mulvaney for a lucrative deal that further pushes the extreme Left’s radical agenda.Country music star John Rich and GOP presidential candidate Vivek Ramaswamy are the latest to fight against the company’s woke message.”What beer should my bar @rnrbarnash in Nashville replace #BudLight with?” Rich tweeted the same day fellow country star Travis Tritt announced his plans to part ways with Anheuser-Busch products.”I will be deleting all Anheuser-Busch products from my tour hospitality rider. I know many other artists doing the same,” Tritt tweeted.Singer Kid Rock also made his opinion on the brand deal known by filming himself shooting a case of the beer.Meanwhile, Ramaswamy called it “the worst kind of woke capitalism.””This, to me, is a case of a company that’s clearly not following its financial self-interest,” Ramaswamy said. “Sometimes you could make an argument that a company does something totally woke because that’s what its customer base wants to see. Oftentimes, that’s even debatable. In the case of Bud Light, that’s just wrong.”
John Rich appeared on Dan Bongino’s show to discuss his decisions.
Additionally, other venues are expressing their displeasure with this puzzling marketing move:
Needless to say, people have thoughts:
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I didn’t start out a fan of boycotts—much preferring buycotts to counter leftist boycotts (think Chick-Fil-A, Goya), but maybe it’s (past?) time we adjust to the new reality.
The left is winning their war on our institutions because they have organized to influence big companies the same way they have seized control of our colleges, Big Tech, science, and every other area they dominate.
Matt Walsh has a great thread on this:
I’ll let the ever-fabulous A.F. Branco have the final word:
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