A Fox News producer called the advertisement "a vegan feminist lesbian's idea of 'female empowerment.'" That was one of the kinder remarks.

While Bud Light continues to misunderstand its customers, the American people are better served by America's' oldest brewery.

A former executive at Anheuser-Busch says the company's damage was "self-inflicted" by execs who did not understand their customers.

In the interview, Mulvaney told a podcaster that "there are hundreds of thousands of people that do not like me and I sometimes can't sleep."

The analyst said the company's response to "the loss of unprecedented volume and brand relevance raises many questions."

"Most people just wonder why Bud jumped into such a controversial issue when there was no reason to do it," he said.

The Franklin County Sheriff's Office Facebook post turned the incident into a sort of tongue-in-cheek recruitment ad.

Anheuser-Busch chose the wrong side in a battle it didn’t need to enter, and conservatives have forced the company to pay dearly for it.

The former president is weighing in with a take that should make every executive think twice before going woke with a consumer product.

The Anheuser-Busch CEO is still in damage control mode after the company's disastrous work with Dylan Mulvaney.