[gdani]

No offense, but where exactly does a Stern listener get off criticizing someone's morals?

You've got the question backwards.

Where does someone (Ted Nugent) get off criticizing others for a whole host of moral failures when that person apparently/allegedley engaged in sex with minors (and wrote songs celebrating it), cheated on his wife, and had a child out-of-wedlock?

It's almost like someone making a living off complaining about moral vices & addiction while being a chain-smoker and gambling huge sums of money.

[dfwgator]

It's almost like someone making a living off complaining about moral vices & addiction while being a chain-smoker and gambling huge sums of money.

You mean like Bill Bennett?

[hoagy62]

If you’ve ever read Shemane’s book “Married to a Rock Star”, you’ll know that Ted did fool around once on Shemane. The guilt finally made him admit it to her. She was hurt, and for a while, it really affected her pretty badly. However, since then, Ted has vowed never to do that again.

I have yet to hear from any source that he has broken that promise.

[Mr. Silverback]

Where does someone (Ted Nugent) get off criticizing others for a whole host of moral failures when that person apparently/allegedley engaged in sex with minors (and wrote songs celebrating it), cheated on his wife, and had a child out-of-wedlock?

No, not at all. What I'm saying, to use a metaphor Jesus used in the Sermon on the Mount, is that you are telling Ted he has a plank in his eye, while you're wandering around sporting an ocular 2 x 4 yourself.