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Music and patriotism: Dukes of Hazzard star praises community and family at Great American State Fair

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Music and patriotism: Dukes of Hazzard star praises community and family at Great American State Fair
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The Great American State Fair used music and culture to bring people together and celebrate Wednesday’s theme of family life and community support.Families from all over the country came to celebrate America’s 250th birthday, not just by looking back on its history, but by making new memories. In an interview with the Washington Examiner, he said events like these remind people that the American community is built through patriotism.Advertisement “They have pride in their country, in their state, in their city, in their town, in their neighborhood,” Schneider said. “And that’s where strong countries come from.

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Canonical URLhttps://www.washingtonexaminer.com/videos/4641736/dukes-of-hazzard-star-family-great-american-state-fair/
Publication timeThu, 09 Jul 2026 03:22:40 +0000
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The Great American State Fair used music and culture to bring people together and celebrate Wednesday’s theme of family life and community support.Families from all over the country came to celebrate America’s 250th birthday, not just by looking back on its history, but by making new memories. Recommended Stories Belgian players mock USA by mimicking the Trump dance after beating them at World Cup Joe Concha: July Fourth Karens and Newsoms are all the same Number of red cards in World Cup is already more than last two tournaments combined John Schneider, actor and country music star, performed Wednesday night at the fair, bringing the crowd to tears with his song about Charlie Kirk.

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