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Neal McCoy’s quiet act of defiance against the rancor of our times is simple and unglamorous: he has recited the Pledge of Allegiance live every single morning for a decade, beginning on January 7, 2016. That steady ritual isn’t a publicity stunt — it’s a commitment to the country and to a daily reminder that the flag and the founding ideals still matter to millions of Americans.
On Newsmax’s Newsline this week McCoy told viewers plainly that patriotism is not political; it is the oxygen of a free people, not a bargaining chip for elites who want to divide us. He made clear he never meant the pledge to be partisan, only a way for neighbors to stand together for one common thing: the United States of America.
Don’t let the coastal media tell you otherwise — this matters to real people. McCoy’s livestreams draw seniors in nursing homes, veterans, and everyday families who say his 60 seconds of unity is sometimes the highlight of their day, proof that small acts of reverence still knit communities together.
This is the kind of grassroots, unapologetic patriotism the left and its cultural enforcers love to paint as “political” whenever it doesn’t suit their narrative. But the truth is Americans are hungry for public displays of love for country that aren’t tied to slick messaging or woke litmus tests, and Neal McCoy gives them that every morning without drama or pretense.
To mark the milestone, McCoy partnered with Allied Flag on a limited-edition, American-made flag set shipping January 7 in honor of his 10-year streak — a fitting nod to the idea that respect for the flag should be celebrated, not canceled. It’s a reminder that private enterprise and patriotic citizens can promote national unity without asking permission from pundits in New York or grant-seeking NGOs.
McCoy’s calendar this week included TV appearances and even plans to say the pledge at the White House on the anniversary, showing how consistent, sincere patriotism cuts through partisan noise and draws attention for the right reasons. He’s not seeking permission — he’s offering a steady cadence of belief in what unites us, and the grassroots response shows Americans still prefer united pride over manufactured outrage.
Hardworking Americans should take note and act like it: teach your children the words, fly the flag, and don’t let clerks of culture tell you love of country is the exclusive province of one tribe. Neal McCoy’s decade of pledging is a blueprint for everyday patriotism — persistent, humble, and unafraid — and it deserves our support and our applause.
