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Ted Nugent has blasted President Barack Obama once again, labeling the leader of the free world a "subhman mongrel" and "gangster" who was allowed to "weasel his way into the top office of authority in the United States of America."

'Duck Dynasty' star Phil Robertson's suspension has ended barely a week after it began, and Ted Nugent is one of the many protesters he can thank for his reinstatement.

The Motor City Madman is headed for Bloomington, Ill.

"Bring a machete, and let's do this!" With those seven words to his wife's hairdresser, Ted Nugent removed himself from the ranks of longhaired rock stars last week. But is his sharp new look part of a plan to run for President of the United States of America?

It's been more than six years since Ted Nugent released a studio LP, but the Motor City Madman isn't hanging up his six-string. In fact, it sounds like fans will get some brand new tunes for their varmint-huntin' mixtapes in the very near future.

He'd pushed out Derek St. Holmes, who contributed a lot during their inexorable rise to greatness.

Shemane Nugent, the 51-year-old wife of rocker Ted Nugent, says she forgot about the loaded revolver in her luggage as she attempted to get through security at the Dallas-Fort Worth Airport on Aug. 29. She said she was carrying the gun for protection because she had received death threats.

Shemane Nugent, the wife of the gun-toting Motor City Madman Ted Nugent, was arrested Thursday afternoon for bringing a gun into Dallas-Ft. Worth International Airport.

Ted Nugent's wife Shemane was reportedly arrested earlier today (Aug. 29) for allegedly attempting to bring a firearm through an airport security checkpoint.

Ted Nugent will release a new live album on Oct. 22. 'Ultralive Ballisticrock' marks Nugent's first live album since 2009's 'Motor City Mayhem.'

Rocker Ted Nugent was asked recently what he thought of musicians like Stevie Wonder boycotting the state of Florida until they repeal the "Stand Your Ground" law that became the centerpiece of the George Zimmerman / Trayvon Martin case this summer. "How brain-dead do you have to be," Nugent asked, before taking Wonder to task for his decision.

When Ted Nugent's mouth opens, colorful language is bound to come out. So, if you were going to pick someone to to have a strong opinion about a controversial topic, the Motor City Madman is your guy. Nearly two weeks after Stevie Wonder announced his boycott of Florida over their 'Stand Your Ground' Law, Nugent spoke up. And it's everything you'd expect.