Transgender social media influencer Dylan Mulvaney almost single-handedly destroyed Bud Light’s reputation and revenue, as conservatives rejected what was once America’s top beer brand after it made Mulvaney one of its ambassadors.
Yet in a contest sponsored by Virgin Atlantic, Mulvaney may have gotten the last laugh.
Attitude magazine, a publication for the LGBTQ community, recently named Mulvaney its “woman of the year,” according to the Western Journal.
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Attitude noted on its website that this first-ever attempt to name a woman of the year actually ended up going to a biological man who identifies as a woman.
On its cover, Attitude posted a subheadline that noted Mulvaney is “using the power of positivity to uplift trans women.”
In an interview with Attitude, Mulvaney said “more and more wins for the [trans] community” is “such a great way to stick it to them (critics).”
“When transphobia is so rampant all over the world, and allies and news organisations (sic) aren’t sure how to support us, knowing that my community sees me this way and acknowledges my womanhood is all I need to keep going.”
Western Journal columnist Jack Gist noted that the “marketing disaster” of hiring Mulvaney cost Bud Light $40 billion in market value — as well as its standing as America’s best-selling beer.
Yet Bud Light came up just once in the piece, as Attitude noted the backlash against the company for helping Mulvaney celebrate his “365 days of girlhood” served to reveal “the ugly, hateful and scary mobilisation (sic) of anti-trans hate — with relentless abuse directed at her.”
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Gist wrote of the latest Mulvaney incident, “We can’t make it up because the wokesters already have. They get to make up anything they want and lots of confused people buy into it.”
“Mulvaney has the power to create truth and — as long as there’s someone to believe it — he can keep thinking he’s a she,” Gist added.
“It doesn’t matter if his ‘truth’ flies in the face of logic, nature and God himself. What Mulvaney wants, Mulvaney gets. So there.”
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