Idaho bar owner faces death threats after viral promo offering free beer for assisting ICE
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Old State Saloon owner Mark Fitzpatrick receives overwhelming support and criticism for launching a promotion offering free beer to those helping ICE locate and deport illegal immigrants.
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"At Old State Saloon, we really aren't strangers to speaking out boldly about conservative Christian values and truth and putting the truth out there," Fitzpatrick told Fox News Digital, adding that speaking in a world with "deception" and "evil" causes people to get "really upset."
Fitzpatrick said his bar’s first controversial promotion came in 2024 when he launched "Heterosexual Awesomeness Month," featuring discounts and free beer for heterosexual men, women and couples throughout June in response to Pride Month.
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