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Rock icon Ted Nugent’s recent appearance on Carl Higbie’s FRONTLINE was a welcome blast of common-sense patriotism and a blunt call for accountability from a man who still believes in calling out what’s rotten in our culture. Nugent praised Higbie’s unapologetic stand for working Americans and used the platform to voice outrage at moral corruption and predators who prey on the vulnerable.
Nugent made crystal-clear where he stands: he lives among hardworking neighbors, hunters, and family, not the elite trendsetters obsessed with shock value and spectacle, and he doesn’t soften his language when conservative values are under attack. That straightforward, no-nonsense patriotism is the medicine this country needs when media elites try to normalize behavior that undermines family life.
On the subject of Jeffrey Epstein and his enablers, Nugent and Higbie joined the righteous chorus demanding answers and accountability for the victims. Americans are tired of secrets and hush money protecting the powerful; exposing every connection and holding every abuser to account is not a partisan ask, it is a moral imperative. Conservative voices will continue to press for transparency until every survivor’s story is heard and every guilty party faces justice.
The bigger fight—one Nugent bluntly raised—is about protecting children from the sexualization and exploitation that flourish when adults put ideology and performance ahead of parental rights and safety. This isn’t an attack on private adults’ lives; it’s a demand that public institutions like schools and libraries stop turning children into political stages and stop exposing them to adult-themed performances. Conservative patriots won’t apologize for drawing the line where common decency meets child protection.
Meanwhile, the mainstream media’s reflexive attacks on anyone who lifts the veil on powerful predators expose the double standard at the heart of the culture war. When voices like Higbie’s and Nugent’s call for truth, they’re smeared instead of being pressured into revealing what they know about abuse and cover-ups — the very thing victims demand. The backlash from outlets that reflexively defend elites only proves why independent platforms must keep pushing.
Americans who love this country and cherish their children should rally behind common-sense reforms: tougher enforcement against trafficking and abuse, full public release of files that expose criminal networks, and clear policies keeping adult entertainment out of youth programming. We must also reclaim our institutions — from local school boards to libraries — and ensure parents, not bureaucrats or activists, decide what’s appropriate for kids. Conservative leadership is ready to fight for these priorities and to restore decency where it’s been abandoned.
If the left wants to shout “tolerance” while excusing predators and pushing harmful social experiments on children, we should meet their noise with an unambiguous defense of family, faith, and law and order. Nugent’s fiery words are a reminder that defending America means defending our children, holding the powerful accountable, and refusing to bow to a culture that applauds scandal and silence.
