Dylan Mulvaney interviews Joe Biden for Now This News “Make Your Mark” midterm coverage. Screengrab via YouTube.com.
Like Peter Pan collars, it’s not on trend.
In a video on YouTube, Tom MacDonald, a rapper from Canada, ridiculed Bud Light for rewarding Dylan Mulvaney for “365 days of womanhood.” As many Americans wonder, like MacDonald wonder, why reward Mulvaney and ignore such women as Rosa Parks and Mother Theresa?
A primary vector of social analysis is trend analysis. Trend analysis is how we operate, explains Katherine Dee in Spectator.
That’s why the pendulum swings — the market gets saturated, and something new has to come in. Peter Pan collars go out of style in the early 1900s, return in the 1960s, go out of style again, rinse, repeat.
Other notables mocking Anheuser Busch for its absurd endorsement of “influencer” Mulvaney include Kid Rock. Rock shoots up a couple of cases of beer with an AR15.
It has been reported that Anheuser-Busch has seen its value nosedive roughly $5 billion since Bud Light’s polarizing partnership with the influencer emerged, Still unclear is whether that will continue or if AB’s numbers will stabilize.
Cockburn at Spectator, in a separate article, feels like it’s his duty to list the beer brands owned by AB, just in case his readers don’t want totally to give up drinking beer.
- Budweiser
- Bud Light
- Kona Brewing Co.
- Michelob Ultra
- Stella Artois
- Estrella Jalisco
- Busch Beer
- Natural Light
- Landshark Lager
- Presidente Beer
- Hoegaarden
- Shock Top
- 10 Barrel Brewing Co.
- Appalachian Mountain Brewery
- Blue Point Brewing Co.
- Breckenridge Brewery
- Cisco Brews
- Devils Backbone Brewing Company
- Elysian Brewing
- Four Peaks Brewing Co.
- Golden Road Brewing
- Goose Island Beer Co.
- Karback Brewing Company
- Omission balanced brewing
- Platform Beer Co.
- Red Hook
- Square Mile Cider Co.
- Veza Sur
- Virtue Cider
- Wicked Weed Brewing
- Widmer Brothers Brewing
- Wynwood Brewing
- Babe
- Cutwater Spirits
- hiball Energy
- Nutrl
- Ritas
Cockburn searched far and wide (on the internet) “for half an hour at least,” he reports, to find his answer for those who don’t want totally to give up on the boozy beverage. Cockburn finally found his answer to what sort of beer is untainted by radical liberalism at AR15.com — “where else”?
Yuengling, from Pennsylvania and America’s oldest brewery, was deemed a winner among those contributing to the “Beer brands that support conservatives and aren’t woke?” forum. Some more Googling revealed to Cockburn one Dick Yuengling, who gave Eric Trump a tour of the Yuengling facility in 2016 and stood his GOP ground after his company was inundated with “vulgar” calls and emails.
Reports Yuengling:
I didn’t expect it would be such a big story. The boy just wanted a tour, so I said sure. But then it got picked up by the media. They really eviscerated us in Philly.
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