Ryan Girdusky, founder of the 1776 Project PAC, and Seth Weathers, CEO of Conservative Dad’s Ultra Right Beer, engage in a discussion on ‘The Bottom Line’ regarding their fundraising initiatives aimed at addressing the widespread confusion in school boards.

A beer company that identifies itself as “anti-woke”, which gained popularity after Bud Light promoted transgender influencer Dylan Mulvaney, reports that a recent campaign has successfully raised a notable sum for the Riley Gaines Center, a group dedicated to preserving women’s sports.

Teaming up with women’s sports activist, Riley Gaines, Conservative Dad’s Ultra Right Beer worked on their “Real Women of America” 2024 Calendar. According to the group, this is the first calendar of its kind, designed to “specifically highlight the most attractive conservative women in America”.

In conjunction with this campaign, the company pledged to donate 10% of its calendar sales earnings to the Riley Gaines Center. The aim of this move is to guard women’s sports against the “extreme leftist ideology aiming to dismantle women’s athletics”.

Gaines informed FOX Business that the campaign has been fruitful, accumulating $20,000 for her entity.

ANTI-WOKE BEER COMPANY PARTNERS WITH RILEY GAINES TO INTRODUCE ‘REAL WOMEN OF AMERICA’ CALENDAR

Collegiate swimmer Riley Gaines and actor Peyton Drew collaborate for Conservative Dad’s Ultra Right Beer Advertisement Campaign. (Reported by Conservative Dads Ultra Right Beer / Fox News)

“I am honored to announce that this calendar has already gathered $20,000 for our institution that endeavors to guard women’s sports against harmful woke ideology,” stated Gaines.

“We need more companies like Conservative Dad’s Ultra Right Beer who are unafraid to boldly support conservative causes like ours!” she added.

According to the Riley Gaines Center’s website, the group “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 also featured in the calendar, told FOX Business that she’s “proud” to help an organization “that uplifts and celebrates actual women as they deserve.”

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Conservative Dad’s ‘Real Women of America’ 2024 calendar. (Conservative Dad’s Ultra Right Beer)

Conservative Dad’s Ultra Right Beer released its

limited-edition pinup calendar

to the public on Dec. 6. It features several conservative women, among them Gaines, Loesch, Kim Klacik, Sara Gonzales, Ashley St. Clair, and Peyton Drew. In addition, Gaines contributes to

OutKick.

“We’ve entered a ridiculous era where it’s ‘controversial’ to state that men can’t be women,” said Seth Weathers, CEO of Conservative Dad’s Ultra Right Beer, at the calendar’s launch. “This calendar serves to remind us that men can never substitute the beautiful women of America.”

“Beer companies used to represent superb beer, American patriotism, enjoyment, speedy cars, and visually appealing real women,” Weathers stated. “We’re reviving all these elements, but in an even better way.”

Ultra Right was initiated following a viral video posted by Weathers on Twitter to counter Bud Light’s contentious campaign, spotlighting the transgender activist Mulvaney. The beer, comprising only four ingredients, is advertised as “100% woke-free.”

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With over 46 million views, Weathers’ video created some friction. The right-wing businessman once told FOX Business that he remains unaffected as receiving objections from the left is “part of the job.”

Contributors to this report include FOX Business’ Aubrie Spady, Kyle Morris, and Matteo Cina.

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