The new beverage is available in 42 states with the tagline “100% woke-free American beer.”
One Republican, in response to transgender activist Dylan Mulvaney’s new position at Bud Light, has launched a beverage marketed specifically to conservatives.
The reaction to the beer, which is branded “Conservative Dad’s Ultra Right,” has been “nuts,” according to the man whose purpose is is to battle “woke corporations.”
In an interview with Fox News Digital, Freedom Speaks Up CEO Seth Weathers blasted corporations like Anheuser-Busch for “spitting on” conservative views.
Weathers stated, “I have kids, and I don’t care what they say, Bud Light recruited a crazy individual with a mental disease to promote depravity to kids. “That doesn’t work for me.” Conservatives ought to drive such enterprises out of business. Someone is spitting at us. They’re spitting on us despite making up about half of the United States’ population. Surely there’s another approach.”
Weathers said that it would be difficult to outlaw all “woke” businesses, but that Anheuser-Busch, the largest beer in the world, would make an excellent first target.
Weather added, “I would love for them to stick to it,” referring to Republicans and conservatives who refuse to drink Bud Light due of the Mulvaney connection. Saying that “it was such a big mistake for them to show everyone who they are,” he meant that it was a bad idea for them to come clean.
His exact words were, “We can’t boycott 10 businesses, but we can boycott one that sells bad beer.” The message we transmit would be eternal if we committed to that. They may buy all the beer they want from me. Whether you drink my beer or another brand is irrelevant to me. Contact Anheuser-Busch with your thoughts. Shut them down.
According to Weathers, the name of the beer, “Ultra Right,” was inspired by comments made by left-wing activists on social media criticizing anyone with “any level of common sense.”
Weathers claims that his new beer, which hit shelves this past Wednesday as a rival to Bud Light, is a “light beer,” even though the can is prohibited from using that term by law.
Weathers appears in the widely disseminated beer commercial.
In reference to the product, Weathers tweeted, “America has been buying beer from a company that doesn’t even know which bathroom to use.” Say it with me: “There’s a brand-new beer in town.”
In the commercial, Weathers referred to the beverage as “100% woke-free beer” and urged consumers who “know which bathroom to use” to “stop giving money to woke corporations that hate our values.”
He told Fox News Digital that the launch of Ultra Right, which costs for $19.99 for a six-pack excluding shipping, has been met with an overwhelmingly positive response from Republicans.
As the saying goes, “I can’t believe how well the conservatives are doing. “Totally insane, he proclaimed. I’d estimate that as many as 10 million people have watched the video on Twitter right this second. The response has been much wilder than I anticipated. That’s all I can say about the left’s response other than that they’re being nasty and making death threats, as is their wont.
To know that the majority of people are satisfied with our progress is really gratifying. Some folks are paying more for delivery than they would for their Bud Light just to get their hands on this. They support us because they believe in our mission and value our work; their enthusiasm is inspiring.
According to Weathers, the fact that Bud Light is in a relationship with Mulvaney is a “slap in the face” to all American women. He has already had his beer distributed to 42 states, and he says distribution to the other states is imminent.
Mulvaney gained notoriety as a trans activist and online influencer in 2022, when he met with President Biden to discuss LGBTQ rights. This month, Mulvaney and Anheuser-Busch established a collaboration that will involve his likeness appearing on Bud Light cans. This is a promotional piece for the brewery’s March Madness event and a means to mark the completion of one year of “girlhood.”
Anheuser-Busch’s stock value has fallen by approximately $5 billion after the ad campaign sparked outrage among conservatives.