One character that is often misunderstood in his political beliefs is Ron Swanson from Parks and Recreation. He tends to be labeled as a Republican and some take it one step further to say that he ...

Nick Offerman opened up about conservatives co-opting Ron Swanson and why he's sure the Libertarian 'Parks and Recreation' ...

Look sharp central Pa. Ron Swanson is coming to town. Actor, author and comedian Nick Offerman will be in Harrisburg this fall as part of this year’s Harrisburg Book Festival. Offerman will be in town ...

The "Parks & Recreation" star addressed those who "take their own reading" of the show's iconic libertarian character who was ...

Ron Swanson (Nick Offerman) may have tried to keep people at arm’s length, but Parks and Recreation ‘s resident grouch occasionally shows that the beating heart of a Swanson is still flesh ...

The real crimes and downfall of two "sovereign citizens" are fictionalized in Christian Swegal's intriguing yet shallow film.

Casual watchers of Parks and Recreation probably know Ron Swanson as an anti-government Libertarian with an iconic mustache that rivals Tom Selleck ’s. The director of the Pawnee Parks ...

Ron Swanson is more than the MVP of the Parks and Recreation squad, more than just the funniest character on TV – he's the perfect depiction of aggrieved American manhood at the twilight of the ...

Arts and Entertainment We found the real Ron Swanson, and he’s just like the one on TV February 24, 2015 More than 10 years ago ...

You’ll find the Ron Swanson on the menu at 1714 Dauphin Street, the midtown Mobile location of Soul Caffeine. The coffee shop opened in early August, the first offshoot of a company founded five ...

Ron Swanson laughs like a little girl and gets away with it because he understands things that other humans of his chromosomal order appear to have forgotten, including: 1. Hair.

Ron Swanson coined “Turf & Turf” and his last name is Swanson. Wonder how no one came up with the idea before. Shoulda been there. I particularly approve of the addition of “Enjoy it or don’t.