DeSantis announces inquiry into Bud Light's parent company over partnership with trans influencer

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Florida Gov. DeSantis says he's directing his state government to launch an inquiry into Bud Light's parent company over its partnership with transgender social media influencer Dylan Mulvaney.

DeSantis, who's running for the GOP presidential nomination, said his administration is launching the inquiry into AB InBev and accused the beverage company of not following its"fiduciary duty" to shareholders and pensioners by collaborating with Mulvaney.

He continued:"So we’re going to be launching an inquiry about Bud Light and InBev, and it could be something that leads to a derivative lawsuit filed on behalf of the shareholders of the Florida pension fund because at the end of the day, there’s got to be penalties when you put business aside to focus on your social agenda at the expense of hardworking people."

 

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