Ted Nugent's Anti-Obama Rant Helps Nobody

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Ted nugent said that on order to get his endorsement Romney had to talk to him personally? Really? Please. This can't be true. Romney cannot be that stupid. Ted Nugent's endorsement? Someone
Please? We can't afford another bush in the white house.

Not anotherone of CO 10:50PM April 19, 2012

There is a difference between Nugent and Rosen. Nugent is a musician; Rosen is a Dem political consultant and has advised the Obama campaign.

Bob of NJ 10:40PM April 19, 2012

To cut to the chase.Ted Nugent is a past his expiration date loud mouth wacko,who wants to garner some free press coverage.

bruce b of NV 7:48PM April 19, 2012

What a joke remove this article from the internet. Ted spoke his mind, he is fed up like most Americans with corrupt government and a president who has no idea what hes doing. If only more Americans had a mind-set like Ted this nation would be truly great again. I know he would never harm another human being (unless being attacked). Just because he made those comments at the NRA does not mean he is giving some kind of "code" to the members of the NRA to take out the president, he is just not that kind of person. I find it hilarious how you also attempt bash his music career when the man is a musical genius who to this day could sell out an arena in two seconds. Let me put it to you this way, he has accomplished more in his life than the writer of this article and stood up for what he believes in (which is the true America). Here you go folks here is a true American and one hell of a musician for your listening pleasure.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vHDA5nHlDrQ&ob=av2n

Shawn of CA 6:42PM April 19, 2012

libtards are shaking in their boots.

b wade of TX 5:25PM April 19, 2012

I totally disagree with the article and its take on Ted Nugent. Nugent is a good man who spoke his mind - what's a matter with that? I personally agree with everything he says. Why can't someone take an honest man's opinion for what it is and not try to "read into in it" and attribute it into some sort of dysfunctional group and/or alliance?

Todd of GA 5:23PM April 19, 2012

From the blog..."They don't like the idea of being forced to employ even rudimentary safety practices, but they often do it on their own." While I might change your choice of the word 'often' to 'usually' or 'almost always', I would say that's the same problem our Founding Fathers had with their King and his government. The mere definition of the term 'Common Sense' is why we choose to do something on our own. Common Sense ceases being common when it's application is forced. Common Sense also changes from one era to another. Right and wrong are always right and wrong. Slavery was never right, though to some at the time, it was Common Sense. It is far easier for the NRA to argue against any and all governmental disregard for the 2nd amendment as a black and white issue than to pick and choose shades of gray. NRA is forced to fight fire with fire. Their seemingly radical (to you) defense of all firearms is dictated by overwhelmingly radical attacks against the right of law-abiding citizens to keep and bear arms of any sort. Please don't try to convince me that the Brady Bunch will be happy when 'some' guns are banned. If that were true, they would have folded their tents during the Clinton years.

Dan of IN 5:03PM April 19, 2012

Get the "f---" over it already people. My GOD you can't say anything any more without someone freaking out. Ted is who he is and I like him for that. The secret service just wants attention away from them that's all!!!!

Tina of MI 4:03PM April 19, 2012