In a time where corporate America seems to be racing toward a progressive agenda, Conservative Dad’s Ultra Right Beer is defiantly swimming against the current.
The company, born from a viral backlash against Bud Light’s controversial endorsement of transgender influencer Dylan Mulvaney, is making waves with its latest initiative—a “Real Women of America” 2024 Calendar, created to “specifically showcase the most beautiful conservative women in America.”
This venture is more than just a collection of months; but is also a fundraiser with 10% of sales supporting the Riley Gaines Center, an organization dedicated to protecting women’s sports from what it views as extreme leftist ideology.
Riley Gaines, a prominent figure in the fight for women’s sports integrity, has proudly announced that the campaign has successfully raised a significant amount of money for her cause.
Gaines told Fox Business, “I’m proud to say this calendar has already raised $20,000 for our organization that fights to protect women’s sports from dangerous woke ideology.”
“We need more companies like Conservative Dad’s Ultra Right Beer who are unafraid to boldly support conservative causes like ours!” she continued.
The Riley Gaines Center itself is not just on the defense. According to its website, it “identifies and recruits those targeted by the left” and “trains them to fearlessly, relentlessly, and eloquently defend America’s founding principles and to become powerhouse leaders who work in positions of influence to keep America true to those principles.”
Dana Loesch, a conservative radio host and one of the faces in the calendar, expressed her pride in supporting an organization that honors and celebrates women authentically.
This sentiment is echoed by Seth Weathers, CEO of Ultra Right, who lamented the current times where stating biological facts has become controversial.
“We’ve reached incredibly stupid times when it’s ‘controversial’ to say men can’t be women,” Seth Weathers, CEO of Conservative Dad’s Ultra Right Beer, said at its launch. “This calendar will serve as a reminder, men can never replace the beautiful women of America.”
The calendar features a lineup of conservative women who are not just pretty faces but influential voices, including Gaines, Loesch, Kim Klacik, Sara Gonzales, Ashley St. Clair, and Peyton Drew.
Gaines, also an OutKick contributor, and her fellow calendar stars represent a blend of beauty and conviction, standing as icons of a movement that feels besieged by a progressive onslaught.
Ultra Right’s launch was anything but quiet. Following Weathers’ viral video condemning Bud Light’s campaign, the beer, boasting to be “100% woke-free,” has positioned itself as a champion of traditional values, American patriotism, and an unapologetic celebration of “real” women.
Weathers’ perspective is unyielding; despite facing criticism, he sees it as part of the territory when one stands against the prevailing winds of cultural change.
As the calendar turns its pages throughout 2024, it will serve not just as a reminder of dates but as a manifesto of sorts, a visual declaration that there are still those who dare to challenge the status quo.
It’s a call to arms for those who feel their values are under siege and a financial boost to a cause that aims to safeguard the integrity of women’s sports.
Conservative Dad’s Ultra Right Beer, with its no-nonsense approach and unflinching support for conservative causes, is not just selling beer; it’s selling a rebellion against what many see as a cultural capitulation to progressive ideologies and taking action against them.
