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The question is will they recover, and the answer is that once people start using a different product of whatever, they usually stay with that product, so they will suffer.
I found it highly offensive, but they won't lose my business, as they never had it.
I hope there are enough transgendered people and supporters to keep them afloat.
A transgendered woman is not the same as I am, and anyone that says that is WRONG!
Transgendered have their place, and should not be discriminated against, but attempting to replace biological women is a BIG issue, and the bigger issue is the special treatment being demanded, and indoctrination in the schools. Maybe this is just the radicals, but if it is, the others need to start speaking up, as they will be judged by the actions of the radicals.
I was actually very happy to see people do this. They have a right to express their opinions with their dollars when they disagree with a political stance taken by a business. Any sign that people are paying attention to what is happening in our country in general is always good news to me.
Anheuser-Busch InBev, or AB InBev, is a multinational drinks conglomerate headquartered in Belgium. It's the world's largest beer brewer by both volume and revenue, operating more than 600 beer brands in 150 countries. And, let's not forget they own the beloved and world-famous Clydesdale horses, along with facilities and all the acreage to support them.
not knowing your customers. Gillette told men that they are toxic and dads should teach daughters how to shave their face
now Budweiser, a product that appeals to anything but transgender people uses a transgender person as their “mascot”? i am no marketing genius, but Ray Charles could have seen this coming
Anheuser-Busch stock was lower by 3 percent on Monday. This is following "a 10-day win streak, which vaulted Anheuser-Busch to a 52 week high. Even with the controversy regarding Mulvaney, Anheuser-Busch continues to come out ahead of Molson, Coors and Boston Beer on the stock market.
Maybe some of the other brewers need to be more accepting to keep up.
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