Ted, White, and Blue

by Ted Nugent

First published 2008

Ted Nugent steps away from his guitar to deliver a full-throated defense of traditional American values. The Motor City Madman holds nothing back as he champions faith, firearms, and patriotism with his signature no-holds-barred approach. Nugent takes aim at political correctness and liberal politics while celebrating what he sees as the bedrock principles that built America. His unapologetic voice cuts through cultural debates with the same intensity he brings to the stage. This book captures Nugent's unwavering belief in God, the Second Amendment, and old-school American ideals. Readers encounter a man who refuses to soften his message or bow to mainstream sensibilities. The emotional core reveals Nugent's deep love for his country and his fierce determination to defend the values he holds sacred.

Genres: history, american, politics, non-fiction, biography-memoir, americana

Vibes: emotional, thought-provoking

Tropes: unapologetic-voice

295 pages · Hardcover · Regnery Publishing

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