A beer that launched a can with a photograph alluding to the attack on Trump generates millions in sales
After Donald Trump narrowly escaped an assassination attempt by a 20-year-old student in Pennsylvania last month, Conservative Dad’s Ultra Right Beer came up with the idea of creating a special edition can featuring the New York magnate with his fist raised, symbolizing strength and his determination to overcome all obstacles in his quest to return to power.
Surprisingly, the product began selling successfully, surpassing $1,000,000 in sales. In gratitude for the commercial boost provided by Trump’s image, the owners of the beer company decided to make a small donation to the 78-year-old politician’s campaign.
Seth Weathers, CEO of Conservative Dad’s™ Ultra Right Beer, issued a statement paying tribute to the former president.
“Just a month and a half ago, President Trump escaped death in an assassination attempt, a story that the liberal media has swept under the rug. We are here to ensure this moment is not forgotten as we approach the most important election of our lives.
Our mission has always been twofold: to brew the best beer possible and to represent a movement. We are a movement of conservatives who are fed up with the progressive agenda.
Understanding the significance of this election, I have personally contributed $25,000 to President Trump’s campaign and authorized reelection committee. I couldn’t do this without the support of our loyal customers,” he said.
The six-pack of commemorative and limited-edition cans will be available only until September 15.
It is noteworthy that the product, which began operations in April of last year, has reached prices of up to $1,000 per box on e-commerce platforms like eBay.
So far, no one from Trump’s presidential campaign has commented on the beer.
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