Conservatives scored a massive win with the Bud Light boycott.
But the boycott took a strange turn.
And Megyn Kelly flipped out over what Kid Rock said about the Bud Light boycott.
As American Patriot Daily reports:
The Bud Light boycott took effect when a video of Kid Rock blowing up a case of the beer with his AR-15 went viral on social media.
Kid Rock was up in arms that Bud Light signed on to promote transgenderism to children through a sponsorship deal with Dylan Mulvaney, a biological male who acts like a teenage girl.
Bud Light drinkers in red states began flexing their financial muscle by joining Kid Rock and boycotting the beer and Bud Light lost billions of dollars.
Economic boycotts were previously the domain of the left which is why companies felt free to go woke and link arms with the left in the culture war.
The Bud Light boycott was the first shot across the bow signaling to CEOs that spitting in the face of your consumers’ values now came with a cost.
But just when Bud Light was on the ropes, Kid Rock announced he was done with the boycott.
Megyn Kelly – who is one of the leading voices in the conservative media standing up to the left brainwashing children into transgenderism – blasted Kid Rock for throwing in the towel on the most successful grassroots conservative campaign to push back on the woke agenda.
Newsmax host Eric Bolling provided Kid Rock with his opportunity to respond.
Kid Rock explained that he respected Megyn Kelly, but that he felt the point was made with the billions in lost sales and that it was time to move to other corporate targets.
“Well, first of all, first off, I love Megyn. We’ve been friends for a long time, but she’s got this one wrong. Saying me and Dana don’t speak for conservatives, neither one of us ever said we did. You know, I explained myself before on another program about Bud Light. I’m pretty sure they got the message. Do I agree with what they did? F no! And we held their head under water for quite some time and we heard them,” Kid Rock stated.
Bud Light signing a $100 million sponsorship deal with the UFC clearly influenced Kid Rock’s decision as he said UFC President Dana White – who is a big supporter of Donald Trump – pitched Kid Rock on Bud Light’s charity work with veterans’ groups.
“But, you know, I’m not someone to keep punching somebody when they’re down, when there’s a whole lot more companies deserving of this treatment. And, you know, and Dana has told me specifically as a very good friend of mine about, you know, the things they’ve done through the years with Folds of Honor. So has Lieutenant Colonel Dan Rooney, for that matter, and countless other things. And I’m like, I get it. They made a mistake. All right. I don’t need to kill him,” Kid Rock continued.
Megyn Kelly’s point was that conservatives shouldn’t let Bud Light off the hook by paying indulgences to Dana White because White and the UFC support Donald Trump.
Kelly argued that conservatives need to keep the pressure because Bud Light hasn’t apologized for insulting their customers with the Dylan Mulvaney sponsorship deal nor have company executives promised to ditch the woke agenda and stay out of the culture wars.