LISTEN TO TED NUGENT’S FIERY RESPONSE TO STEVIE WONDER’S BOYCOTT OF FLORIDA OVER ZIMMERMAN VERDICT

After Stevie Wonder announced he would not be performing in Florida until the state’s “stand your ground” law was repealed, some expected a groundswell of support to follow. It has not. But there has been a reaction to the proposal from someone who thinks Mr. Wonder’s idea is a very foolish one.

On Wednesday, rocker and conservative firebrand Ted Nugent called into a Boston-area radio station and detailed how he felt about the idea. Nugent’s rant was part of a 26-minute interview onWBXR AM 1460′s program “PM in the AM” hosted by Peter Czymbor. The lengthy interview covered Rolling Stone Magazine’s choice to put Boston Marathon Bomber Dzhokar Tsarnaev on its cover, Constitutional freedoms at risk in America, and Wonder’s Florida Boycott.

When that topic came up, Nugent became very passionate:

“So, 700 black people, mostly young children and young people were slaughtered in Chicago last year by black people, and not a peep out of Stevie Wonder.”

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