Unfortunately, at this point it is synonymous with political posturing. Even if one senator holds out on this spending bill, there are enough to pass it without his vote. I am, however, a huge fan of his, not a critic. Lots of stuff get the rubber stamp in our congress. Its time to start over with a completely new house and senate. These are so few patriots in that conglomeration anyway.
I was a fan until I watched him on live tv contemplate legalizing heroin. Then I lost all respect.
Y'all want to see some more weird shit? Go to google and spell the word illuminati backwards 'itanimulli'. post your response.
Additionally, this one I knew for a long time, and fakebook blocks it when I post it; antifa.com. post where it takes you
I agree with you. I worked for Coca-Cola for ten years. Huge bottling and distribution center in Milwaukee. Then I moved to Texas to work for a Canadian bottler for five years. We OWNED the formula for RC Cola. But, we did not have the infrastructure for distribution. So, we contracted with Snapple/DrPepper/7-Up to make it for us and distribute it into the market place. We focused on bottling discount sodas, like Sam's America's Choice Cola (which, by the way, IS the RC Cola formula in a Sam's Club brand), we bottled for Walmart and Dollar General and some more regional discount stores. We did not have the distribution infrastructure, so these companies sent their own trailers to our bottling plant to pick up what we produced for them. Many brands, Modelo , for example probably do not have the distribution infrastructure available to them in the US, so they contract it out. Miller bought out a lot of breweries in the past. Pabst Blue Ribbon does not even have a plant anymore. It is made by Miller in Milwaukee (lived and worked there for 22 years). Leinenkugel's bought and distributed nationwide now. Yuengling is now in a partnership with Miller. That is why I can now buy it in Texas, also. Yuengling was too small and regional to have the ability to distribute it nation wide. Now it can be bought anywhere. I guess the point of my rambling is that distributors work with brewing companies to distribute their beer (Modelo distributed possibly by Anheiser Busch)...I only drink Coors Light or Yuengling...It sucks for all of the people working under the umbrella of InBev and that the stupidity of that company affects so many people like US (WWG1WGA) that in the end, does it really matter who distributes another company's product? I will never drink an InBev product. But, I will drink Sam's American Choice Cola, because I do really like RC Cola..and my Coors Light and Yuengling.
Molson Coors Beverage Co Beer brand Miller Lite is owned by Molson Coors Beverage Co, not Anheuser-Busch InBev. Posts online sharing a Miller Lite campaign video from March falsely claim the brand is owned by AB InBev.May 17, 2023
https://mybartender.com/articles/does-anheuser-busch-own-modelo/
Same thing happened in Minnesota to give Al Franken the Senate