“Race for the Family” confronts Bud before race in Atlanta

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: March 12, 2000
NEWS CONTACT: Joe Glover – 434-846-0500

Atlanta, GA – Family Policy Network today educated thousands more race fans on efforts by Anheuser-Busch to promote destructive homosexual behavior nationwide. The campaign, which the pro-family group calls “”Race for the Family”” was begun at a national stock car race in Martinsville, Virginia last fall. The Atlanta Motor Speedway is the third stop on the group’s tour of the national race circuit. Daytona International Speedway was the second.

Family Policy Network hired an airplane to fly a banner over race fans who gathered to watch the race in Atlanta today. The banner read, “”BUD: STOP PROMOTING GAY AGENDA – GAYBEER.COM.”” Thousands of flyers documenting Anheuser-Busch’s pro-homosexual efforts have also been distributed to fans at the tracks.

The www.gaybeer.com web site referenced by the airplane banner is a creation of Family Policy Network. It contains details of Anheuser-Busch’s pro-homosexual activities, including pictures from Bud-sponsored homosexual “”pride”” parades, Bud Light’s homosexual magazine advertisements, and details of Budweiser’s alarming sponsorship of a sadomasochism festival in California.

Several thousand curious web surfers have visited www.gaybeer.com in the 160 or so days the site has been in existence. Many Anheuser-Busch customers have provided feedback on the site, saying in effect they will not buy the company’s products unless and until they reverse their promotion of deviant homosexual behavior.

Joe Glover, President of the Virginia-based Family Policy Network said, “”Anheuser-Busch doesn’t want its right hand to know what its left hand is doing. That’s why you’ll never see them running ads promoting homosexual behavior in any racing magazines. They know that many of these folks would be furious, and never patronize their company again.”” When asked why race tracks are the focus of the group’s efforts, Glover says, “”There’s no better place to find so many of their customers who are offended by their promotion of this destructive behavior.”

Glover recently traveled to St. Louis, the hometown of Anheuser-Busch, to inform media there on the company’s promotion of homosexual behavior. An article detailing Family Policy Network’s efforts to educate race fans on the issue appeared on the front page of the business section of the St. Louis Post-Dispatch the next day.

Glover is available to speak to media by telephone, ready to explain the “”worst elements”” of Anheuser-Busch’s attempts to promote homosexual behavior. Media may call 434-846-0500 anytime today or this week for interviews and/or additional information.

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