Florida Georgia Line’s Brian Kelley Believes Americans Still Have A ‘Common Bond’
Americans seem divided now more than ever as the Presidential election nears and our country struggles with social injustice and the COVID-19 pandemic. However, Florida Georgia Line’s Brian Kelley still…
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Americans seem divided now more than ever as the Presidential election nears and our country struggles with social injustice and the COVID-19 pandemic.
However, Florida Georgia Line's Brian Kelley still believes in the unity of Americans. He said, “There’s definitely a common bond in this country when we all pull together and fight together."
He adds, "And this nation was founded on the common bond of freedom, and our military men and women, our armed forces, are fighting for that freedom every single day and we’re so thankful for them. And whether it’s a pandemic, a natural disaster, the U.S. always comes together and we come out stronger.”
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