Dylan Mulvaney Mixes Anti-Trump ‘RINOs’ With ‘Rhinos at the Zoo’ in Cameo Video Praising a Republican Congressional Candidate – Paid for by Their Primary Opponent

US House of Representatives candidate Rick Becker has instructed Dylan Mulvaney to congratulate his opponent on “moving to DC to work with the Rhinos” in a cameo clip.

Becker is running against Julie Fedorchak, a public services commissioner in North Dakota. They are both running in the primary to replace Rep. Kelly Armstrong, who is giving up the seat to run for governor in the state’s only House of Representatives seat.

“Hello Julie!” Mulvaney said in the clip, “I wanted to make this video for you because your friend Rick told me he has a huge job change coming.”

Last year, Mulvaney’s partnership with Bud Light led to an angry boycott of the beer by conservatives, costing parent company Anheuser-Busch $400 million in sales. The TikToker is now selling Cameos starting at $350 each.

“From what I understand, you just spent a decade or more in North Dakota, basically saving the planet, promoting green energy and reducing harmful coal-fired power plants, which is so iconic, and now I’m really excited about this . Now you’re going to the DC Zoo to work with rhinos! Baby, that’s insane,” Mulvaney continued.

Mulvaney was seemingly unaware that the Cameo would be used in the Republican House race – and of the double meaning of RINO (Republican in Name).

“Hello Julie!” Mulvaney said in the clip, “I wanted to make this video for you because your friend Rick told me he has a huge job change coming.”

US House of Representatives candidate Rick Becker has instructed Dylan Mulvaney to congratulate his opponent on his 'move to DC to work with the rhinos' in a cameo clip

US House of Representatives candidate Rick Becker has instructed Dylan Mulvaney to congratulate his opponent on his ‘move to DC to work with the rhinos’ in a cameo clip

Becker is running against Julie Fedorchak, a public services commissioner in North Dakota

Becker is running against Julie Fedorchak, a public services commissioner in North Dakota

“So, how do you go from one to the other? They are quite drastic. And if I’m ever in DC, I’m going to figure out a way to contact you and check out the rhinos. So good luck. I love you, Julie. Bye, I love you.”

Becker and Fedorchak will face three other opponents in the June 11 primary, including attorney and former Miss America 2018 Cara Mund and state party backer Alex Balasz.

Both Becker and Fedorchak have tried to show off their conservative, Trump-centric bonafides in the race.

Becker, a physician and state lawmaker for a decade, founded North Dakota’s version of the far-right “Freedom Caucus.”

In a statement, Becker told DailyMail.com that Mulvaney “has done an excellent job highlighting Fedorchak’s work against coal-fired power plants in North Dakota and her desire to work with RINOs in DC.” Well worth the Cameo fee for the laughs.”

Thanks to her viral TikTok series Days of Girlhood, which has 9.9 million followers, Mulvaney is one of the best-known transgender people in America.

Mulvaney rose to internet stardom in 2022 by launching her popular TikTok series, Days of Girlhood, documenting her transition from a young man to a “girl.”

She has made millions of dollars promoting cosmetics, fashion and other products, appeared at the White House with President Joe Biden and performed alongside Hollywood celebrities.

Last April, she posted a video promoting a Bud Light giveaway, saying the company sent her a tallboy can with her face on it to celebrate her gender transition.

This irritated conservatives, who said a favorite beer had “gotten woke.”

Dylan Mulvaney drinks a Bud Light in a video posted to the influencer's Instagram on April 1, 2023

Dylan Mulvaney drinks a Bud Light in a video posted to the influencer’s Instagram on April 1, 2023

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Dylan Mulvaney arrives at the 2024 Race To Erase MS Gala at Fairmont Century Plaza on May 10, 2024

Dylan Mulvaney arrives at the 2024 Race To Erase MS Gala at Fairmont Century Plaza on May 10, 2024

They went on a social media rampage and boycotted the drink, costing parent company Anheuser-Busch $400 million in sales — a 13.5 percent drop.

The fallout led to a devastating period for Bud Light, where the company suffered double-digit sales declines on an almost weekly basis.

Mulvaney made $2 million in promotional work last year, inking deals with Nike and Mac, and she appeared at the Golden Globes in January.

She was named to Forbes’ 30 under 30 list in December.

The magazine praised her for weathering the effects of Bud Light, and Mulvaney blasted the beer company for throwing her to the wolves.