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© 2003 WorldNetDaily.com Ted Nugent, rock musician, avid outdoorsman and defender of gun rights, has come out in support of "Gun Nut" ice cream, a new flavor unveiled by a company billing itself as "the conservative alternative to liberal Ben & Jerry's." Star Spangled Ice Cream Company announced the new partnership yesterday in a statement. "Star Spangled Ice Cream, the ice cream with a conservative flavor, is proud that Ted Nugent had endorsed our newest politically incorrect flavor, Gun Nut," said company Vice President Richard Lessner. "Ted Nugent is a great defender of the people's right to bear arms. We believe Gun...

Woman sues Ted Nugent for child support, custodyThe Associated Press9/9/2003, 7:40 p.m. ET DOVER, N.H. (AP) — Karen Gutowski says Ted Nugent fathered her 8-year-old son and she's suing the 1970s rock star for child support and legal custody. Gutowski, 42, of Dover, has filed petitions in Strafford County Superior Court against Theodore Nugent of Concord, Mich., according to court documents.Her lawyer, Jeffrey Runge, said Nugent acknowledges the child is his and has paid minimal support since the boy was born in 1995. He has not met the child.Nugent has two children with his wife, Shemane Nugent. Runge said Nugent...

Nugent sues Muskegon officials over concert cancelation The Associated Press 8/21/2003, 7:11 p.m. ET DETROIT (AP) — Michigan rocker Ted Nugent filed a lawsuit in federal court Thursday, claiming organizers who canceled a June performance wrongly accused him of making racist comments. Nugent claims that accusations made by city officials and others, and the cancelation of the June 30 concert, damaged his reputation and career, according to a statement issued by his attorney. The lawsuit names the City of Muskegon; Mayor Stephen Warmington; City Manager Bryon Mazade; Meridian Entertainment, the concert's promoter, and others as defendants. "In a world of...

SPRINGFIELD -- Gov. Rod Blagojevich turned down an opportunity to debate Illinois' gun control laws with rock star Ted Nugent Monday night before Nugent's grandstand show at the Illinois State Fair. "We've got other things going. We appreciate his interest, but maybe next time," Blagojevich said Monday afternoon. Nugent said his wish to debate Blagojevich has been misrepresented by the media. Nugent discussed the issue during a telephone interview late Monday afternoon as he waited to catch a plane to the Illinois State Fair. "I've seen quotes around words that didn't come out of my mouth," Nugent said. Nugent said...

<p>JACKSON, Mich. -- As the war on terrorism continues and as war with Iraq appears to loom ominously in the not so distant future, Americans must be equally vigilant to remain thankful that we live in the greatest country the world has ever known.</p>

The rocker and gun-rights advocate, known for the song "Cat Scratch Fever," is itching to tell Blagojevich how much he dislikes Illinois' gun laws."I challenge him to come backstage," Nugent told The (Springfield) State Journal-Register. "And let's talk 'We the people,' let's talk good over evil, let's talk laws forcing good people to be unarmed and helpless."The 54-year-old co-author of the cookbook "Kill It & Grill It" said his main complaint is what he called Blagojevich's "refusal to stand up for the Second Amendment."The comment was aimed at state laws that prohibit retired police officers from carrying concealed weapons."How...

Look out, Gov. Rod Blagojevich. Ted Nugent might want to put you in a political stranglehold Speaking from an airport in Minneapolis Tuesday, the singer and guitar player - known nearly as well for his pro-gun views as for such tunes as "Cat Scratch Fever" and "The Great White Buffalo" - said he would like to meet the governor backstage prior to his Aug. 11 performance at the Illinois State Fair. "I welcome him," Nugent said. "In fact, you know what? I challenge him to come backstage. And let's talk 'We the people,' let's talk good over evil, let's talk...

By NICK ROGERS ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT WRITER Look out, Gov. Rod Blagojevich. Ted Nugent might want to put you in a political stranglehold. Speaking from an airport in Minneapolis Tuesday, the singer and guitar player - known nearly as well for his pro-gun views as for such tunes as "Cat Scratch Fever" and "The Great White Buffalo" - said he would like to meet the governor backstage prior to his Aug. 11 performance at the Illinois State Fair. "I welcome him," Nugent said. "In fact, you know what? I challenge him to come backstage. And let's talk 'We the people,'...

Nugent scratched for racial remarks Friday, May 16, 2003 By Jennifer Meese Chronicle staff writer Racial remarks have cost controversial rocker Ted Nugent his gig on Muskegon Summer Celebration's "family venue" stage. Summer Celebration president Joe Austin announced today that festival officials canceled Nugent's concert due to an interview last week on a Denver radio station in which the rocker used racial slurs, including the "n word," to describe African-Americans and another slur to refers to Asians. Summer Celebration are scrambling to find a replacement, Austin said. The festival's all-concert ticket-sale kickoff event is tonight. "If we can (replace Nugent)...

A Few Words from Ted As Shemane, Toby, Rocco & I produce & edit new TNSOTW shows each day, Sasha helps create our wonderful TNAO magazine, all preparing for the SHOCK & AWE NugeTour03, livin life to the fullest & being the best that we can be, we see a blazing sunset across the small swamp behind our temporary house as the blackmold horror unwravels at our mainhouse. Yet we smile broadly. The geese, cranes, ducks, turkeys, songbirds by the gazillions are raisin hell in a harmonious cacaphony of spirit soundtrack all around. many deer & turks move in &...

Dear American BloodBrothers of the US Military, On behalf of workin hard playin hard all American families across the fruited plaines of the greatest nation in the history of the world, Tribe Nuge salutes all the brave warriors of America's military. I have always admired the brave men & women of The US Army, Marines, Navy, Air Force & Coast Guard, but now more than ever, people are beginning to wake up to the the dynamic depth of your committment to honor, justice, freedom & the American Dream. There would be no American Dream if it were not for the...

Conservative activist and rock star Ted Nugent saluted "the attitude, the spirit and gargantuan kahunas for inviting Uncle Ted to share in this educational jihad campfire" with about 600 Northwestern students at Ryan Family Auditorium Friday night. "Unlike Jerry Garcia," said Nugent amidst cheers from the mostly male audience, "I'm here tonight because drugs, tobacco, alcohol and way too much fast food is for ...

Nugent talks hunting rights with Wisconsin bow hunters The Associated Press3/2/03 4:52 PM APPLETON, Wis. (AP) -- Rocker and gun-rights advocate Ted Nugent spoke to a crowd of Wisconsin bow hunters and said people against hunting are waging a war on the American dream. Nugent -- who coined the hunting phrase "whack 'em and stack 'em" and co-wrote the cookbook "Kill It & Grill It" -- was the featured speaker for the annual convention of the Wisconsin Bow Hunters Association Saturday. The standing-room only crowd of about 560 spent two hours either laughing at Nugent's manic humor or nodding in...

Evidence is mounting that it might be safe at last for Hollywood’s patriots to step out of the closet and show some support for President Bush and an impending war with Iraq. “Law & Order” actor Fred Thompson has cut a television commercial where he extols, “Thank goodness we have a president with the courage to protect our country.” Thompson’s ad is in response to an ad from Martin Sheen, the pretend president on NBC’s “The West Wing,” who scolded in his commercial, “Don’t invade Iraq. Inspections work. War won’t.” Thompson’s ad is an effort from the grassroots organization Citizens...

Alan Colmes just announced: Ted Nugent will on H&C tonight! (I guess since Donahue was cancelled, the Nuge had some free time!)

Ted Nugent flips the bird at about 600 students Friday night. Nugent's take on gays caused six audience members to walk out. Molly Smith/The Daily Northwestern Nugent stirs campus with hard-line views College Republicans' speaker weighs in on drug and alcohol usage, Native Americans, gays By Jerome C. Pandell February 24, 2003 Conservative activist and rock star Ted Nugent saluted "the attitude, the spirit and gargantuan kahunas for inviting Uncle Ted to share in this educational jihad campfire" with about 600 Northwestern students at Ryan Family Auditorium Friday night. "Unlike Jerry Garcia," said Nugent amidst cheers from the mostly...

Does anyone have any idea what happened to the Ted Nugent website? I go there regularly, and tried to do so this morning. I found an ad for the web hosting site where the main site was, and nothing else. The pages, the photos, and even the very popular message Boards were all gone. We've gotten no notice that anything bad was impending, nor did anything seem out of the ordinary up till today. Anyone know anything? Anyone?

"Stranglehold!!" (To be sung to Ted Nugent's "Stranglehold") Here we come again, Bill Clinton...Gonna RE-Impeach!! Medyuh FReaks got No SAY, Slick Willie!!Clinton's Gonna Git FReeped!! Slick, Right's been stalkin' you so long... You know Truth's here to stay!! Got you in a stranglehold, Willie...RINOS, Git Outta OUR Way!!! Slick, you married a bitch now, din'tcha?! What were YOU thinkin', you hound?! Soiled OUR House, You Villainous TRAITOR... Dig Mudboy's Righteous Sound!!! Folks, Yer Forefather's DIED fer you to be FRee... Socialism's sooooo passe'!! Got RATS in a stranglehold now, Country... Let's DETHRONE Slick TODAY!!! (The BigMan kickin' it on guitar...

HOW TAXES WORK... This is a VERY simple way to understand the tax laws. Let's put tax cuts in terms everyone can understand. Suppose that every day ten men go out for dinner. The bill for all ten comes to $100. If they paid their bill the way we pay our taxes, it would go something like this. The first four men -- the poorest -- would pay nothing; the fifth would pay $1, the sixth would pay $3, the seventh $7, the eighth $12, the ninth $18 and the tenth man -- the richest -- would pay $59. That's...

More and more celebrities using fame to back causes 12/26/2002 Associated Press NEW YORK - From the moment Sean Penn arrived in Baghdad, eager to advance the cause of peace, he was doomed - a dead man talking. He was a celebrity, like so many other celebrities who have waded into the treacherous waters of politics or international relations. So he walked gingerly - he was there, he said, "to learn and not to teach." He avoided reporters. And he was careful not to say or do anything that would cause a meltdown at home. So the Iraqis did...