Beer Company Offers Limited Edition Can Featuring Trump's 'Iconic Fist Bomb' After Being Shot

A conservative beer company is unveiling a limited-edition can featuring the iconic moment President Trump threw his fist in the air after being hit by a would-be assassin's bullet.

For a limited time, Conservative Dad's Ultra Right Beer is offering a 6-pack on its website for $25, plus shipping, capitalizing on Trump's larger reaction to the attempt on his life.

“On July 13, Americans saw a leader who was defiant in the face of evil. When President Trump pumped his fist and chanted 'fight, fight, fight,' all patriotic Americans were filled with 'pride. I knew then that we had to create this special can,” Seth Weathers, founder of Ultra Right Beer, said in a press release, according to FOX Business.

Promoting the product on X, the Ultra Right posted a video with a series of headlines showing the Democrats' excessive persecution of Trump, with Rocky Balboa audio playing in the background.

“Let me tell you something you already know. The world is not all sunshine and rainbows,” Sylvester Stallone is heard saying. “It's a very mean and nasty place and I don't care how hard you are, it will beat you to your knees and keep you there permanently if you let it. You or I or nobody will beat as hard as life. But it's not about the how hard you hit yourself. It's about how hard you can get hit and keep going. That's how you win!”

Yes, we are about to break the internet.

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— Ultra Right Beer (@ultrarightbeer) July 24, 2024

Ultra Right said a portion of the proceeds will go to conservative causes, including Project 1776 PAC, which funds school board races promoting conservative candidates running on “anti-woke” platforms, FOX Business reported.

“The conservative dad fight will become the most collectible beer can in history,” Weathers predicted.

The beer company previously sold cans featuring former President Trump's photograph following one of his four impeachments. Their website emphasized that “the use of an individual's name or likeness is not intended to imply an endorsement of Ultra Right Beer by that individual.”

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