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

Nick Offerman knows that his “Parks and Recreation” character Ron Swanson would have hated Donald Trump – he just can’t seem to convince the president’s supporters of that. During a ...

Ron Swanson from Parks and Recreation is a simple man. Or at least, that's what he would have you believe. While the show had amazing cast members and even more amazing guests, the head of the ...

Offerman portrays Ron Swanson on NBC's "Parks and Recreation." (AP Photo/Victoria Will, file) [email protected] April 11, 2012 at 10:30 PM Share ...

"Parks and Recreation" star Nick Offerman said that only "dumb people" think that his beloved character, Ron Swanson, would support President Donald Trump during an interview with IndieWire on Friday.

In the series finale of "Parks and Recreation," which aired in 2015, Ron serves as best man in his hairdresser Typhoon's (Rodney To) wedding to Craig (Billy Eichner). An earlier episode had shown ...

Adam Scott, who played Ben Wyatt, actually auditioned for The Office prior to being cast in Parks and Recreation. But, he wasn’t the only one. Offerman also threw his hat into to ring for the ...

The "Parks and Recreation" star admitted he's no "mathematician" before hitting the president with a brutal reality check.

DES MOINES, Iowa — Nick Offerman, known nest for his roles as Bill in 'The Last of Us' and Ron Swanson is 'Parks and ...

What Ron Swanson can teach us about tax reform This Oct. 11, 2012 photo shows actor Nick Offerman from “Parks & Recreation” poses for a portrait in New York. Elizabeth Winstead.

Ron Swanson from Parks and Recreation is a simple man. Or at least, that's what he would have you believe. While the show had amazing cast members and even more amazing guests, the head of the ...

Opinion Commentary What Ron Swanson can teach us about tax reform This Oct. 11, 2012 photo shows actor Nick Offerman from “Parks & Recreation” poses for a portrait in New York. Elizabeth Winstead.