Ted Nugent

Ted Nugent’s TV special Gun Country will not be returning to the Discovery Channel, it has been announced. A rep for the cable channel confirmed the news to FOX411, in the wake of the recent Newtown, Connecticut massacre, which left 26 dead. Ted Nugent has not responded to Fox’s request for comment though back in October, he had stated that he wished to air his show “as a regular feature” and had expected that he would make “at least a dozen shows a year.”

Gun-related reality shows have become staple viewing fodder in the USA but a number of these have now announced that they will be ceasing production. One of those, American Guns, has been cancelled after “two successful seasons,” and released a statement to announce “Discovery Channel chose not to renew the series and has no plans to air repeats of the show,” though they did not provide a reason for the cancellation.

Jesse Csincsak, who made a guest appearance on American Guns, has expressed his disappointment at the news that the show will not be returning to US TV screens, saying that guns were simply being used as a scapegoat. “Americans always look for something to blame things on, so since guns have been involved in a lot of crimes lately – hey, let’s blame guns… Once people stop blaming the objects and start blaming the people using them, the world we live in will be a better place.”

As many Americans – and non Americans, we might add – breathed a sign of relief over Barack Obama’s retention of the U.S Presidency, there were those that thought their fellow voters had taken the wrong path. Ted Nugent was one of these naysayers. Nugent is a rock musician from Detroit, Michigan and has been a staunch and vocal supporter of the Republicans for his entire life, and he's spoken extensively about gun and hunting rights. The outcome of the election was disappointing to him... to say the least, here’s what he had to say, in a rather ridiculous twitter rant.

Kicking things off, pre-election: a little warning for his fellow Americans…

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US 2012 Election: As the final hours of the day that are to decide the fate of America, as well as the entire world, come to a close, celebrities all over the United States are showing their ardent support to the candidates that they're backing. It seems that everyone in America is terrified regarding the outcome and with polls absolutely neck and neck, whatever happens almost half of the country is going to feel disappointed with the outcome. For many celebrities, they feel the onus of at the very least getting the country to vote. Let's take a look at what Barack Obama's and Mitt Romney's most famous supporters are saying. 

On the Democrat's team:

Mariah Carey: Carey has supported Obama in a variety of ways, having sung at the President's inauguration, as well as penning a song called 'Bring it on home' especially for this year's Democratic campaign.

Continue reading: US Election 2012: What The Celebs Are Saying, Final Hour Support For Obama And Romney