Target is doing everything in its power to be the next Bud Light.
And hopefully working class Americans take up the challenge and bring the company down a peg.
But now Glenn Beck has his sights on demolishing Target after they personally attack him in one unthinkable way.
Don’t mess with working class Americans
You would think by now corporations in the United States would have learned that they should not mess with working class Americans.
One thing working class Americans have realized is that they have substantial buying power, giving them the ultimate leverage when they stick together.
For years, companies have been learning this the hard way.
The Walt Disney Company is a prime example, as the company was once one of the most profitable entertainment companies in the world.
The corporation’s family-friendly films once filled theaters nationwide with eager fans waiting for the latest heart-warming classic, netting Disney billions of dollars in profit per film.
But now, Disney can barely generate enough revenue to cover their movies’ budgets, as the company has chosen to go all-in on a woke extremist agenda working class Americans just don’t want to spend their hard money on.
And outside the Marvel and Star Wars franchises – which have their own issues with their respective fan bases – Disney has produced flop after flop going all-in on that woke agenda, devastating the company’s bottom line.
Bud Light also lost billions of dollars going all-in on a woke extremist agenda, a lesson the company is still being forced to learn the hard way to this day.
Sound of Freedom just hit $100M at the Box Office
“Try That In A Small Town” is the #1 song on iTunes
Disney lost $900M+ on their last 8 releases and Disney World is empty
Bud Light and Target lost billions of dollars over anti-woke boycotts
The silent majority is real
— End Wokeness (@EndWokeness) July 19, 2023
Now, Target seems to be the next corporation in line to test working class Americans’ limits as the company has committed one egregious act that should not stand without repercussions.
Glenn Beck targeted by Target?
On top of being one of the most-listened to talk radio show hosts in history, pioneering the independent conservative media company trend, running a TV and radio network, and everything else he has going on, Glenn Beck is one of the most prolific writers in modern history.
Over the past two decades, he produced one best-seller after the next, as literally every book he writes flies off book store shelves – and websites.
In a time in which retail shopping is on the decline, retailers should be eager to have his books on their shelves as he drives sales figures most can only dream of on a routine basis.
But as it turns out, Target is doing everything in its power to keep the conservative writer out of its stores, no matter how well his book sells.
According to Beck, Target is refusing to sell his new book Dark Future.
And to make matters worse, the company is openly promoting and giving front shelving space to Democrat’s beloved new book called, Blowback: A Warning to Save Democracy from the Next Trump.
“Now, ‘Blowback’ was especially important because it was released on July 18, 2023 — a week after our book,” Beck explained to his millions of radio listeners. “So they can’t make the argument that our book is just new and will eventually be in stores. So why is it? No reason for Target’s team to think ‘Dark Future won’t sell. I mean, maybe they would just want to put them in the deep red parts of the country, but that’s not happening either. The only explanation is there’s something about this book they don’t like. I wonder what that could be, Target.
While Amazon FINALLY approved the audiobook of “Dark Future,” now @Target is allegedly not selling my book in its stores. I wonder what it is about my book that they don’t like… pic.twitter.com/Q6DJFG2e1a
— Glenn Beck (@glennbeck) July 24, 2023
It’s beyond time for working class Americans to draw a line in the sand and make clear to Target that they won’t support corporations that force woke extremism on consumers.
