Donald Trump’s already iconic second term in office is one that will rock the history books.
Just months into his return to the Oval Office, he has made monumental impacts on the country.
And Democrats are fuming this country music star pointed out one amazing change under Donald Trump.
Donald Trump restores American pride
President Donald Trump is refusing to hit the brakes during his second term in the White House.
He has been working nonstop to reverse the massive damage done by former President Joe Biden, and he’s getting it done at record pace.
Country music star Craig Morgan came out and argued that Trump has made some amazing changes to the country following his return to the White House.
“I’m already seeing the changes that I’d love to see,” praised Morgan. “I think the biggest thing is the pride in our nation.”
Morgan had spent 10 years serving in the Army as an active duty soldier, and patriotism is something that he holds close to his heart.
“And the pride that the men and women of our military have and should have and should be able to display,” he continued. “They should be proud of their service to their country.”
Morgan added that the morale of American troops has skyrocketed with Trump’s return as their Commander-in-Chief.
“When I was going through basic training, our motto was literally, ‘Be proud.’ And I’ve always said this, and I believe this to this day,” explained the country music star. “And I feel like we’re getting this back.”
“That sense of pride – well-balanced with a sense of humility,” emphasized Morgan.
While serving in the Army, Morgan was deployed to Iraq to serve in the Gulf War.
“It’s the only occupation in the world where pride and humility are so perfectly balanced,” he proudly added. “But we should be proud of our country. We should be proud of it.”
Trump brings optimism back to America
Morgan also noted that he felt significantly more optimistic about the future of America under Trump’s presidency.
“Economically, everything that’s going on in our nation right now, it’s good,” he argued. “It’s not to say that we’re not going to have hurdles. It’s going to be difficult. It always has been and always will be.”
“But I think the biggest thing is confidence in our stability – both financially and security as a nation,” continued Morgan. “If we are not a secure nation, all of the other things don’t matter.”
He also recounted his experience in the Army when he was called to service in Panama in 1989 when the United States went to war against the country’s dictator Manuel Noriega, highlighting the experience as a stand-out moment of his life.
“No question for me. Panama, 1989,” he recounted.
He mentioned how this experience led him to release his first major hit in the music scene.
“My very first single on country radio was a song called ‘Paradise,’ talking about my time serving in Panama,” shared Morgan. “And as I reflect on my life, that was a very, very impacting time.”
In 2023, at 59 years old, Morgan made the powerful decision to re-enlist in the Army Reserve while at the Grand Ole Opry in Nashville, Tennessee.
“That one really does [stand out]. Secondly, was my re-enlistment back into the Army after I left the Army and kind of semi-separated the two lives that at one point were married,” he continued. “My military and my music, I was doing both at the same time.”
Following the end of his first enlistment, Morgan explained that he chose to spend more time focusing on making music.
“I stepped away from the military for a while to dedicate more time, effort and energy and resources to the music,” he detailed. “And then I got to a point in that career where I was able to go back.”
“And so, to be able to do that and remarry both of those lives, my music and my military on the stage of the Grand Ole Opry was a very special thing,” he proudly shared.
Craig Morgan represents a time when celebrities and music stars celebrated and embraced patriotism, as well as service to their country.
And he is more than thrilled to be making waves by highlighting the newfound patriotism being felt by Americans across the country.
