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Beer, Chocolate Bars, Razor Blades: Conservatives Cash in as Woke Companies Put Politics Over Profits, by Craig Bannister – Brown Pelican Society of Lousiana

Beer, Chocolate Bars, Razor Blades: Conservatives Cash in as Woke Companies Put Politics Over Profits, by Craig Bannister

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Seth Weathers, CEO of Freedom Speaks, who bills himself as “Conservative Dad,” responded immediately, after Bud Light boycotts broke out, by launching his Ultra Right beer. “100% Woke-free American Beer,” Ultra Right promises on its can... Within its first two weeks, Ultra Right sales reportedly surpassed a million dollars and attracted more than ten thousand customers.

By Craig Bannister, CNSNews, April 26, 2023

Whether it’s beer, razor blades or chocolates, conservatives have begun cashing in on once-mainstream, now-woke corporations insulting their intelligence and values.

Apparently, a corollary to “Go Woke, Go Broke” axiom is “Stay Sane, Profits Gain”

One of the most profitable market opportunities for conservative companies has been to quickly provide alternatives to well-established brands when they alienate customers by promoting liberal gender ideology. …

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