I was proud to launch on Big Hollywood an important song for our times: Jon David’s ‘American Heart.’ We’ve needed something like this to rally around for a long while and now it’s here. This should be the campaign theme song for 2012.

Jon David’s American Heart is the anthem for THE RED WHITE & BLUE BLOODED AMERICAN, FOREVER INDEBTED to those who serve, protect, and honor THIS MAGNIFICENT COUNTRY.

This is a great song for Americans, but it’s also a song for foreigners who want to know how the real America feels.

“American Heart” will make your heart swell with pride as you are reminded of the freedom God has given us, and how burdened we should be by the responsibility to keep it.

I’ve had Jon David’s song in my head for days now, and I hope that every American gets to hear this lovely song about our collective heart

American Heart’ unabashedly stands up for our freedoms, and unequivocally defends that which makes America unique in all the world.  This song should be an anthem for every proud American that has the courage to stand up against the forces that would take –or give– our precious liberties away.

As powerful and moving as anything I’ve ever heard. In a day and age when people that lead this country are running to and fro trying to ‘apologize’ for the brave men and women that came before them, why? We should ALL be proud as hell in who we are, and what we’ve become. God Bless you Jon, and God Bless the men and Women of the greatest nation on earth.

American Heart is a powerful reminder that freedom is not free, but must be won and held by self-sacrifice and steadfast faith. Well done Jon David, may your music inspire our countrymen to persevere in the fight for liberty.

Finally a song that stands up for America. I love the lyric “I won’t apologize.” We live in the greatest country on the planet, and it’s great to hear someone say it like Jon did in this tribute to “Her.” Bravo Jon!

This song epitomizes everything soldiers fight for, with Patriots like Jon I know my sacrifices and those of my comrades have not been in vain.