Will the conservative-populist slogan of the moment, "Go woke, go broke," apply to one of America's most venerable companies, Anheuser-Busch, of Clydesdales fame, the maker of Budweiser and Bud Light beers, and dozens of other brands?

St. Louis-based Anheuser-Busch has entered into a promotional partnership with Dylan Mulvaney, a 26-year-old man and "TikTok influencer" who recently celebrated living one year as a transsexual, faux "woman" on TikTok.

Mulvaney specializes in putting out short videos mimicking exaggerated feminine and even girlish characteristics — including a March 18 video of him dressed as a six-year-old girl living in the Plaza Hotel in New York City, a bizarre recreation of the girl "Eloise" in the 2003 family film, "Eloise at the Plaza." The Plaza Hotel is one of Mulvaney's corporate sponsors.

Anheuser-Busch created a specially-designed can with Mulvaney's visage marking his one-year anniversary as a supposed "woman." The TikTok star chronicled his ongoing "gender transition" with frequent posts in his series, "Days of Girlhood."

Conservatives reacted with outrage and anger that another seemingly wholesome U.S. corporation, steeped in tradition and middle-American values, had gone "woke" by teaming up with a "male-to-female," or M-to-F, transsexual who is modeling gender deviance to millions worldwide, including many young people who might be lured into pursuing their own cross-sex, plastic-surgery-assisted "transition" by the glamour, fame and money accorded the corporate-feted Mulvaney.