Budweiser to Make “America” Great Again by Renaming Beer for Election

Budweiser America Beer

Budweiser Renames Beer “America”

Budweiser just changed the name of its beer to “America.” In an effort to one up Donald Trump and the election media circus, Budweiser made a bold move in renaming its beer. In the upcoming Hillary vs. Trump matchup, “America” might just be exactly what American voters need to get through this election.

Anheuser Busch officials have confirmed that they filed with the Alcohol and Tobacco Tax and Trade Bureau to alter their label to “America” through the summer and early fall until the November general election.

Other branding moves include  “Land of the Free,” “Home of the Brave” and “From the Redwood Forest to the Gulf Stream Waters This Land Was Made For You and Me.” Budweiser is serious about winning over Trump voters this year with their attempt to make “America” great again.

If voters drink enough “America” beer, they may even find Hillary Clinton’s campaign attractive enough to vote for.

Few things in America are more american than beer. The only thing that could make this news even more insane is if Trump launched his own line of beer.

This all makes sense because Anheuser-Busch is owned by a beer conglomerate based in Belgium and Brazil.

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Budweiser may be attempting an elaborate advertising hoax or it is getting serious about their campaign to make beer great again.

Jennifer Wilkens

Jennifer has a degree in communications from Utah Valley University and enjoys writing business and financial news articles. She loves snowboarding and spending time with her two kids.

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