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Joel Smallbone Calls ‘Young Washington’ a Celebration of Freedom and America

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June 24, 2026

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Joel Smallbone Calls ‘Young Washington’ a Celebration of Freedom and America

Joel Smallbone of For King and Country discusses his surprisingly natural transition into 18th-century attire for the new film Young Washington, celebrating liberty and reflecting on America's past.

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Conservative Review

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· Jul 6, 2026

Young Washington Captures The Spirit Of America

Young Washington emphasizes the uniquely American character of the Father of Our Country, while honoring his 'wild, beautiful, dangerous, but free' life.

ArcaMax

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· Jul 1, 2026

Movie review: Cookie-cutter 'Young Washington' makes for a dull history lesson

It’s the 250th birthday of the United States of America, and how better to celebrate than with a big-screen hagiography of America’s first president, George Washington? “Young Washington” arrives in theaters just in time for July Fourth ...

National Review

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· Jul 4, 2026

Celebrate American Vastness, in All Its Glory

Ours is a nation of whirling colors and flashing fireworks.

Twitchy

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· Jul 4, 2026

Bicentennial Beverages: Two 1976 TV Spots Have Americans Raising Their Drinks to Yesteryear’s Patriotism

Bicentennial Beverages: Two 1976 TV Spots Have Americans Raising Their Drinks to Yesteryear’s Patriotism

Fark

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· Jul 3, 2026

If you celebrate American Redneck Day, you might be a redneck [Murica]

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Washingtonian

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· Jun 23, 2026

Is This the Right Time to Be Celebrating America?

A-meh-rica at 250 My best friend was born on the Fourth of July. In recent years—some difficult years for the country—that has given me a level of plausible deniability. I still go to the beach and watch fireworks and down hot dogs like a sword swallower. But I’m not really celebrating America. I’m just celebrating [] The post Is This the Right Time to Be Celebrating America? first appeared on Washingtonian.

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Related coverage for "Joel Smallbone Calls ‘Young Washington’ a Celebration of Freedom and America": Conservative Review — Young Washington Captures The Spirit Of America. ArcaMax — Movie review: Cookie-cutter 'Young Washington' makes for a dull history lesson. National Review — Celebrate American Vastness, in All Its Glory. Twitchy — Bicentennial Beverages: Two 1976 TV Spots Have Americans Raising Their Drinks to Yesteryear’s Patriotism. Fark — If you celebrate American Redneck Day, you might be a redneck [Murica]. Washingtonian — Is This the Right Time to Be Celebrating America?