Living in the metro detroit area, i know a couple of people who have had personal encounters with him and said that he isn't as pleasant as they would have wished, one even going so far as to say he was downright insulting to his child. That being said, its his right to act however he'd like, even if he did ruin the best radio station in town and replace it with something that mostly played songs from his era, and had him ranting about nothing for a few hours in the morning (i still miss that station! Grrr). However, if i were to think of someone that i want to be thought of as a representative of second amendment rights, Tom Selleck is far higher on the list then a guy nicknamed "The Motor City Madman" (by way of texas?) could ever be.
