President Obama’s White House “Beer Summit” headline was produced by the media, which earns a lot of money from beer advertising.<\/p>\n
Tying an invitation to “have a beer” with Professor Gates and Officer Crowley offered by Obama(like offering a “come to tea” invitation to a woman) gave the media an opening to the beer industry for a whole new ad campaign or perhaps a new White House logo on future beer cans, a huge favor which I don’t think Obama intented. <\/p>\n
Meanwhile, the health plan reform bill remains stalled by the Congress while we see multi-replays of the beer table service next to the children’s playground equipement in the White House Background. <\/p>\n
Getting beer use burned into the minds of small children and their parents normalizes and encourages interest in beer drinking, even at the White House. <\/p>\n
As an early beer ad claimed, ‘It’s doesn’t get any better than this.” That’s so true from the beer industry veiwpoint.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
President Obama’s White House “Beer Summit” headline was produced by the media, which earns a lot of money from beer advertising. Tying an invitation to “have a beer” with Professor Gates and Officer Crowley offered by Obama(like offering a “come … Continue reading