Dylan Mulvaney’s Bud Light response PROVES left’s VICTIMHOOD



Dylan Mulvaney has finally broken his silence on the Bud Light controversy that dominated headlines after the brand hired the transgender activist for a sponsored video.

Mulvaney took to TikTok to address the controversy, saying, “What transpired from that video was more bullying and transphobia than I could have ever imagined.”

“I should have made this video months ago,” he continued, explaining that he didn’t because he was “scared of more backlash” and felt “personally guilty for what transpired.”

According to Mulvaney, Bud Light never reached out to him after the backlash, and he’s been scared to leave his house for months.

“I have been ridiculed in public, I’ve been followed, and I have felt a loneliness that I wouldn’t wish on anyone,” he continued.

While Glenn Beck feels bad for Mulvaney, he’s not naive enough to miss Mulvaney branding himself as purely a victim.

“It amazes me how these people on the left always think that they’re the only ones that get any heat,” Glenn says. “I’ve had to have security in my life, at times living in my house, for gosh, almost 20 years now.”

“They tried to run me out of business. I started my own network,” Glenn adds.

Glenn explains that these activists “immediately fall victim and can’t think their way through anything” and think “such an un-American movement has happened to them.”

“Well, gang,” he continues, “that’s what happens to conservatives all the time. We’re called monsters, terrorists, everything else. You know, it’s a two-way street here.”

Despite the backlash, the CEO of Bud Light is now saying he’d do it all again.

“He’d do it again, and that’s all because of ESG. They don’t care about you,” Glenn says.


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Glenn: Bud Light must say THIS to avoid company DESTRUCTION



Anheuser-Busch has seen better days.

Its leading beer, Bud Light, has seen massive drops in sales after the Dylan Mulvaney controversy, and they might be enough to tank the company for good.

But Glenn Beck thinks there’s a way the company can save itself.

He points out that the Human Rights Campaign uses something called the “CEI” or “Corporate Equality Index” to hold companies “hostage” to inserting leftist ideology into brands and advertisements.

If a company does not rank well, the Human Rights Campaign brings your score down.

Now, a pro-LGBT advocacy organization is pressuring Anheuser-Busch to publicly proclaim its support for transgender people because of all the negative attention it's received since enlisting Dylan Mulvaney to advertise Bud Light beer.

In a letter written to Budweiser, the pro-LGBT advocacy organization writes, “In this moment, it is absolutely critical for Anheuser-Busch to stand in solidarity with Dylan and the trans community.”

The letter continues, “However, when you are faced with anti-LGBTQ+ and transphobic criticism, the actions of Anheuser-Busch demonstrated a profound lack of fortitude in upholding its values of diversity, equity, and inclusion to employees, customers, shareholders, and the LGBTQ+ community.”

Beck has thought of a response for Budweiser.

“I think if Budweiser stood out and said, ‘You know what, we like the Clydesdales. We like America. We don’t have a problem with transgender people but we’re not going to be held hostage by anyone.’”

He continues, saying Budweiser should make it known they’re “a beer company, not a political company.”

“That beer would go through the roof.”


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How we can FORCE Bud Light (and others) to end its WOKE TRASH



Bud Light recently hired social media influencer and trans activist Dylan Mulvaney to promote its beer, and the results — while profitable for Mulvaney — have been anything but profitable for others involved.

A Bud Light distributor took to social media to talk about how the sales of Anheuser-Busch products have plummeted.

He says, “I’ve never seen such little sales in this past few days on these products, and it’s sad because people don’t buy this beer, I don’t make money, and I can’t feed my family.”

The man continues, “They don’t know their clientele, so it’s kind of heartbreaking.”

Glenn Beck agrees.

“These soda and beer companies, beverage companies, they don’t really care about you because they’re not connected to you. It is the local bottling companies and distributors that make all of the difference.”

Beck refers to the man in the video, “He’s the guy that has to get it to the local stores, and he’s dying.”

While it’s hurting men like him, Beck says this is the way to stop companies from going woke and ruining the lives of innocent hard-working men.

“When you as a business call them and say ‘You know what, I don’t think I want your stuff any more.’ You tell Anheuser-Busch ‘This is crazy. I don’t want it.’ You tell Coca-Cola ‘I don’t want their garbage any more.’”

He continues, saying that if distributors tell these companies, “'I know who the customers are and they’re not white racists. Coca-Cola and Bud Light, they’re not for transgender issues being pushed into everybody’s faces and certainly they’re not for transgender issues being pushed onto our children in schools. So, no thank you, Anheuser-Busch,’” meaningful change can be made.

“If we connected, smartly, we would be able to conquer these guys,” Glenn says.


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