Jen Sorensen for May 24, 2016

They can change the name on the can, but it still tastes rather second hand.

The Craft beers have taken a big bite out of the market. When people taste good beer they no longer want the swill.

Ooo – excellent Trump likeness!

A weak-kneed, mass-produced American beer named after an Italian? Doesn’t make any sense.

A beer that tastes like horse urine called American.. And this is something that is expected to sell.. you have to love the optimism of the sales department

Re: the last panel…… wish I had said that

Could have drawn in Hillary, Bernie or Ted in that final panel and it still would work.

Or as Bill Maher said, “Soon, we can say, there goes America, down the toilet.”

I used to eat at a Turkish restaurant in Brooklyn Heights. On the menu was a Turkish beer. It was far superior to most American beers. It saddened me when I realized that a Muslim country produced a beer much better than America.

While I truly enjoy quality beers and lagers (craft, commercial like Guinness, etc.), I also will not turn down an offer from a friend or neighbor of a Budwiser (America) or a Pabst, or a Busch, or any other beer for that matter. They can be enjoyable as well… especially in the company of friends.So, while the comic is wonderfully funny and spot on, like usual…beer can be good in many different forms. Sometimes beer fanaticism or wine fanaticism can be a bit “snobby” in my opinion. If a person likes it, who am I to say it isn’t good?

Budweiser is coming out of two straight years of plummeting sales. This is just a sad and insulting attempt to lure the Trumplicans into buying their brand again.

good, accurate, ’toon.

Well, they know their customers. Lunkheads, by and large.