Trump supports Bud Light, but considers the ad featuring Dylan Mulvaney a massive mistake
OAN’s James Meyers
2:40 PM – Wednesday, February 7, 2024
Former President Donald Trump is urging Americans to give Bud Light a “second chance” after their controversial collaboration with transgender TikTok star and actor Dylan Mulvaney. Trump took to his social media platform, Truth Social, to express his disappointment in the beer company’s decision, calling it a “mistake of epic proportions.” He also threatened to release a list of “woke companies” to inform the public.
Recently, Anheuser-Busch attempted to appeal to conservatives by partnering with stand-up comedian Shane Gillis, who has a primarily conservative fan base. However, Gillis was fired from Saturday Night Live (SNL) after making a racial slur on a podcast.
“And for that a very big price was paid, but Anheuser-Busch is not a Woke company, but I can give you plenty that are,” Trump wrote. “Am building a list, and might just release it for the world to see.”
“Why not, the Radical Left does it viciously to well run, conservative companies — and people,” he continued. “Very nasty, but it’s the way they play the game!”
Trump also added, “Anheuser-Busch is not a woke company.” He went on to praise the beer giant’s efforts to support farmers and create jobs, including employment for U.S. veterans. “Anheuser-Busch is a Great American Brand that perhaps deserves a Second Chance?”
Following the controversial ad, Bud Light faced significant backlash, leading to boycotts and discounted prices. Sales of the beer also declined, and it is no longer the most popular beer in the United States. However, Bud Light is set to release a new commercial during the Super Bowl.
Meanwhile, in other news:
- Some Americans question why Washington is so involved in Israel’s affairs.
- The Trump legal team has until Monday, February 12th to file an Emergency Stay request with the Supreme Court regarding his Presidential immunity case.
- GOP lawmakers express disappointment in the failed impeachment vote of Alejandro Mayorkas but expect another vote soon.
- Apple is developing foldable iPhones.
- Tesla cancels biannual performance reviews for some employees.
- Meta Platforms will label images generated by other companies’ AI services.
- Tesla’s shares drop after German software firm SAP ends procurement of their electric cars.
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Will Bud Light’s new commercial during the Super Bowl help improve public perception and revive the brand’s image
Former President Donald Trump is calling on Americans to give Bud Light a “second chance” after their controversial collaboration with transgender TikTok star and actor Dylan Mulvaney. Trump expressed his disappointment in the beer company’s decision, calling it a “mistake of epic proportions.” He also threatened to release a list of “woke companies” to inform the public.
In an attempt to appeal to conservatives, Anheuser-Busch partnered with stand-up comedian Shane Gillis, who has a primarily conservative fan base. However, Gillis was fired from Saturday Night Live (SNL) after making a racial slur on a podcast.
Bud Light faced significant backlash following the controversial ad, leading to boycotts and discounted prices. Sales of the beer also declined, and it is no longer the most popular beer in the United States. Despite this, Bud Light is set to release a new commercial during the Super Bowl.
Trump defended Anheuser-Busch, stating that it is not a “woke company.” He praised the beer giant’s efforts to support farmers and create jobs, including employment for U.S. veterans. Trump questioned why the Radical Left targets well-run, conservative companies and expressed his intention to release a list of such companies.
In other news, some Americans are questioning why Washington is so involved in Israel’s affairs. The Trump legal team has until Monday, February 12th to file an Emergency Stay request with the Supreme Court regarding his Presidential immunity case. GOP lawmakers express disappointment in the failed impeachment vote of Alejandro Mayorkas but expect another vote soon. Apple is developing foldable iPhones, while Tesla cancels biannual performance reviews for some employees. Meta Platforms will label images generated by other companies’ AI services. Tesla’s shares drop after German software firm SAP ends procurement of their services.
As Bud Light faces criticism and controversy, it remains to be seen if the brand can regain its popularity and restore its image among American consumers. Time will tell if the upcoming Super Bowl commercial can help boost sales and change public perception.
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