Grin and beer it! Kari Lake Serves Booze For Post Pub Photo Shoot REMOVED Tap Bud Light To Avoid Awkward Photo After The Dylan Mulvaney Scandal

Kari Lake served Friday night beer at the Iowa State Fair, but Bud Light was literally not on tap.

Prior to her appearance at Steer N’ Stein, a food and alcohol venue at the annual event, the beer taps for Bud light were removed.

Lake spent about an hour at the site. She was at the fair to serve as a surrogate for Donald Trump. She talked about his presidential campaign, handed out new green hats with his label on them, and stopped behind the bar to tap a few pints.

However, the Bud light tab was conspicuously missing after Anheuser-Busch lost $27 billion from a partnership with transgender activist Dylan Mulvaney. Social media posts followed touting the professional relationship between Mulvaney and Bud Light, as well as the months-long storm of backlash still being felt.

A site employee said the Bud Light faucets were removed before Lake arrived. There was a blank space between tabs for Budweiser and Bush Light.

Lake shrugged when asked about his absence and continued to fill beer glasses. She also signed the new hats handed out by the Trump campaign. The hats, bright green with gold lettering, read: “President Donald Trump, back to back Iowa Champ.”

Trump is scheduled to appear at the Iowa State Fair on Saturday.

Lake, who was losing her vote after speaking to thousands of voters at the Iowa State Fair, told DailyMail.com that she spent most of Friday speaking to a few thousand independent voters “to make sure they come across as Republicans.” registered so they can participate in caucus for President Trump.’

But she ended the day bravely at the popular fairground watering hole. She talked to people there and posed for many pictures, sipping a beer between shots.

Earlier that day, Lake milked a cow at the Iowa State Fair and argued that the animals prove there are only two sexes — because a bull cannot be milked.

Lake, the Republican who failed to run for governor of Arizona last year, attended the annual event to campaign for Donald Trump.

She stopped by the parlor to push back against what conservatives call “awake” ideas, especially when it comes to one’s gender.

Lake, dressed in jeans and boots, put a stool next to the cow, sat down, and went to work.

“You know, there are only two genders, right?” she said to the many journalists watching her.

“I defy the New York Times reporter and the Washington Post reporter to try to milk a cow and then milk a bull and see how that goes,” she said.

Some conservative Republicans have challenged “transgender” ideas and pushed back on people trying to redefine their gender. The “war on wake” has become a rallying cry for many GOP candidates.

Two Trump supporters holding large placards bearing the former president’s name flanked Lake as she milked the cow.

Lake has been doing the rounds all day at the fair to act as a surrogate for Trump. She visited the famous butter cow and told voters about Trump’s campaign.

The former president will arrive in Des Moines on Saturday to spend a few hours at the fair — a must-stop for presidential candidates.

Trump will be at the fairgrounds on the same day as rivals Ron DeSantis and Nikki Haley. The former president plans to bring a posse of Florida lawmakers who endorsed his presidential bid for DeSantis.

He is leading in the polls. He led DeSantis by 17 points in a poll of Republicans in Iowa conducted by GOP polling firm JL Partners for DailyMail.com.

And Trump leads by 27 points in the RealClearPolitics Poll Average of Iowa voters.

Lake, meanwhile, has said she is considering a Senate bid in her native Arizona.

It will probably be a threesome.

Senator Kyrsten Sinema is up for re-election in 2024. She changed her party affiliation from Democrat to Independent. On the Democratic side, Rep. Ruben Gallego is running for nomination.