Bud Light is trying to SUE conservative competitor out of business



When Bud Light decided to partner with social media influencer Dylan Mulvaney, Anheuser-Busch’s sales understandably plummeted.

Which is why Seth Weathers founded Conservative Dad’s Ultra Right Beer company, with the goal of creating a drink that doesn’t bow down to woke ideology. However, his company is now being sued — simply because it has the word “Ultra” in its name.

Anheuser-Busch claims the reason for the lawsuit is that this could be “confusing.”

“Who the hell wants to give your money to go drink beer that tastes like piss, if we can just be honest, and at the same time, you know you’re giving it to a company who hates you and instead wants to embrace someone like Dylan Mulvaney,” Sara Gonzales of “Sara Gonzales Unfiltered” comments.


“I’m having a little bit of trouble understanding,” she continues, asking Weathers, “What could be confusing about your beer? It’s called ‘Ultra Right.’”

“The reality is,” Weathers explains, “they’ve really had it out against us since that time. And I can see why.”

“What we filed for a trademark is the full phrase ‘Conservative Dad's Ultra Right.’ They are saying that that can be confused with the trademark Michelob Ultra, which is one of their other brands,” he says.

“I can assure you, no one confuses our beer with whatever’s in their can,” he continues, adding, “They know that this is not a winnable case.”

However, winning may not be the point. It could be years before they go to trial, and in that time, there will be a lot of work that needs to be done with lawyers.

“Their goal is just to bleed us dry financially. They wanted to be as far away from their scandal as possible, and so there’s a certain amount of time that they could file opposition to our trademark, so they waited until the last that you could file, and filed for an extension, which is allowed,” he explains.

“And then they waited till the last day of the extension to actually file their case,” he continues, adding, “They were hoping people had forgotten about it, forgotten about us, and it would just go under the radar.”

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Budweiser's groveling new ad after trans backlash



Anheuser-Busch has lost over $6 billion since its Dylan Mulvaney partnership began, and it's pulling out some marketing moves to make up for it.

Bud Light released a message from its CEO, which Pat Gray calls “terrific.”

The CEO writes in one part, “My time serving this country taught me the importance of accountability and the values upon which America was founded: freedom, hard work, and respect for one another. As CEO of Anheuser-Busch, I am focused on building and protecting our remarkable history and heritage.”

Gray then shows Anheuser-Busch’s latest commercial, which is rife with American values, Clydesdales, and blue-collar imagery.

Grays co-host, Keith Malinak, says, “Oh they’re scared, they are quaking.”

He adds mockingly, “Let’s make people forget that we’re now a foreign-owned company now too.”

Anheuser-Busch is a Belgian multinational drink and brewing company based in Leuven, Belgium — not America — as the commercial might lead you to believe.

Malinak mentions that it’s not just Anheuser-Bush that’s suffering via self-inflicted, woke wounds.

Dicks Sporting Goods lost its shareholders $250 million when it stopped carrying guns. Disney streaming services lost a billion per quarter. Netflix lost 9 billion after the "Cuties" boycott — and the list goes on.

“So just know,” he adds, “that when a company goes woke, they literally go broke.”


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