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Carl Higbie reminded Americans this week what Independence Day is really about: pride, self-reliance, and a refusal to bow to the cultural elites who sneer at traditional American life. On his Newsmax program Frontline he cheerfully celebrated the approaching July 4th and made plain what so many of us feel in our bones — that being a proud, armed, meat-eating American is something to celebrate, not apologize for.
Listen, the left has spent years trying to shame hard-working patriots into silence, but Higbie’s no-nonsense brand of patriotism is a rebuke to that weak-kneed moralizing. When he said, in the spirit of the holiday, “Everyday is the best day to be a gun-owning, meat-eating, kickass American,” he was speaking for millions who won’t let their values be erased. Conservatives shouldn’t whisper about their beliefs; we should shout them from the rooftops.
The mainstream media would have you believe that patriotism is passé and that people who love their country are outliers — but the truth is the opposite. Higbie’s Frontline has grown into a major voice because hardworking Americans are hungry for honest, unapologetic commentary that defends our flag and our freedoms. Networks that keep kowtowing to liberal groupthink are losing viewers to outlets that actually stand for something.
Higbie speaks with the credibility of someone who’s been there — a veteran with real-world experience and a clear understanding of what liberty requires. That background gives his message weight: this isn’t performative patriotism, it’s the conviction of people who’ve defended our country and now defend her values in the marketplace of ideas. Voters and viewers know the difference between polished punditry and the grit of service.
So this weekend, don’t let the left dictate how you observe July 4th. Fire up the grill, hang the flag, take your family to a parade, and yes, exercise the rights the Founders guaranteed — peacefully, proudly, and visibly. If the woke want to rewrite America’s story, let them; we’ll be out celebrating the real one with friends, family, and a healthy reverence for liberty.
If there’s one thing the past few years have shown, it’s that the fight for America’s future is cultural as much as it is political — and voices like Higbie’s matter. We need more hosts, more patriots, and more Americans willing to stand for the Constitution, the Second Amendment, and the simple pleasures that make life worth living. This July 4th, be loud, be proud, and remember who you are: a free American who won’t be lectured into submission.
