The newest name running for Wisconsin governor is not a stranger to headlines, especially in recent weeks. Minocqua Brewing Company owner Kirk Bangstad announced over the weekend that he is running for the Democratic nomination for governor.

In his social media announcement, Bangstad expressed his disapproval of the current crop of Democratic candidates, which includes Lt. Gov. Sara Rodriguez, former Lt. Gov. Mandela Barnes, Milwaukee County Executive David Crowley, state Sen. Kelda Roys of Madison, state Rep. Francesca Hong of Madison, former Wisconsin Economic Development Corp. CEO Missy Hughes and former Greater Milwaukee Committee President Joel Brennan.

“I’m running for governor because I believe Wisconsin needs a battle-hardened fighter to join the rest of America to save our democracy from (President Donald) Trump’s regime, and that person currently doesn’t exist in the crowded field of Democrats running in Wisconsin’s gubernatorial primary,” Bangstad wrote.

He said he decided to run for office following an interview with FBI and U.S. Secret Service agents about his alleged threats against President Trump after he expressed disappointment following the failed assassination attempt at last month’s White House Correspondents’ Dinner.

Bangstad’s company celebrates its progressive roots, brewing several beers in honor of liberal politicians, and has served as the ground floor for his super PAC.

The Republican field is less crowded, with U.S. Rep. Tom Tiffany and Andy Manske as the lone candidates. People interested in running for office have until June 1 to submit the necessary paperwork to be placed on the Aug. 11 primary ballot and potentially the Nov. 3 general election ballot.