Lee Greenwood predicts resurgence of conservatism in America

In the United States, Lee Greenwood, known for his patriotic song 'Proud to Be an American,' expressed his views on the current political landscape during an interview with Fox News. Greenwood reflected on how his song, originally released in 1984, has retained its popularity, especially following significant national events such as the September 11 attacks in 2001. He emphasized the song's enduring connection with American patriotism, sharing anecdotes of parents passing it down to their children. He discussed the significance of learning about military sacrifices that uphold national pride, feeling a deep sense of gratitude towards those who serve. Greenwood also mentioned that he performed for President Trump during the Republican National Convention, noting that he does so without financial compensation, motivated by a desire to unify the public through his music. He feels a sense of pride in Trump's electoral achievements and describes a growing conservative sentiment in the country, drawing parallels to the conservative revival during Ronald Reagan's presidency in the 1980s, believing that a new wave of conservatism is on the horizon.