Ted Nugent under fire for saying he would ‘do anything’ for America

Musician Ted Nugent is no stranger to odd displays of patriotism.

Nugent appeared Wednesday morning, on a "FOX & Friends" to discuss a potential run for Senate.

“There’s no limit to what I’d be willing to do to help make this country great,” he said.

Fox News tweeted a link to Nugent's interview, along with the quote.

MSNBC's Joy Reid, who loves to dabble in online savagery, reminded Nugent that he was also popular for allegedly soiling his pants to avoid the Vietnam draft:

People were in awe of the swipe:

Others argued about Nugent’s service in the thread:

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