The left wants everyone to think the way they do. If you don’t, you’re cancelled.
And a big-time celebrity took a shot at the woke mob with this patriotic statement.
Country music favorite Zac Brown is showing the world what real American pride looks like.
The singer has pushed back against any criticism of his choice to belt out the National Anthem at the UFC fight that took place on the White House lawn.
In a refreshingly straightforward chat on The Pat McAfee Show, Brown made it crystal clear that this moment is about love for country, not picking sides in some Washington game.
This performance comes as America gears up to mark its 250th anniversary.
Brown sees the historic UFC event as a perfect chance to celebrate everything that makes this nation special.
Far from chasing political points, he is embracing an opportunity to honor the men and women who keep America strong.
“I’m there for the troops, man. I’m there to honor America,” Brown stated.
“This is patriotism, not politics for me. I mean, f*ck all the division. I don’t believe in that. I love this country. I love all the people that have sacrificed so that I can live my American dream and that everyone that lives here gets a chance to do that if they work hard and make the right decisions. So it doesn’t have a place in politics for me.”
His words cut through the noise like a fresh country riff.
While elites and media types often turn every public moment into another battle in the culture war, Brown refuses to play along.
He is reminding folks that cheering for America should not be controversial. It should be common sense.
