Comments by "Mike Black" (@RevMikeBlack) on "NewsNation" channel.

  1. The Bud Light execs really don't get it
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  2. I don't understand. Philadelphia has perhaps the strongest gun laws in the USA. Don't super-strict gun laws make gun crimes disappear?
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  3. I'll be interested to see who the offender might be. I know one thing: If the person is "connected," there's a high probability that we will never learn the truth.
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  4. Hunter says, "Don't look at me. I keep mine upstairs in the family quarters!"
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  5. Gary Sinise was my favorite actor long before Forrest Gump. Now he's my favorite human being. He COULD stay home snorting cocaine like the rest of the Hollywood crowd, but he's out there taking care of the men and women who risked (and sometimes lost) their lives to preserve American freedom. I thank the good Lord that we have men like Gary Sinise standing in the gap. He's s good man!
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  6. Send 50 gallons to the White House immediately!
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  7. Perhaps fans are getting tired of third-rate music.
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  8. We don't have that problem in South Carolina. Nope.
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  9. The shark attacks are not unprovoked. If you venture in the sharks' habitats, you might get bitten. I live in coastal South Carolina where alligators are common. I know better than to walk on the banks of ponds, lakes and rivers without paying careful attention. If a gator bit me, would it be an unprovoked attack? No. I stepped into the alligator's "living room" and it bit me for trespassing. If you want to live absolutely free of the threat of shark attacks, move to Nebraska.
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  10. Cluster bombs? So we can be barbarians, too? The Nazis LOVED dropping butterfly bombs on England because unaccompanied children thought they were toys. Now we're gonna do it, too. Somewhere deep in the bowels of hell Satan is very proud of his military industrial complex. Great job, guys!
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  11. Fifty years? It's been longer than that.
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  12. This is totally insane.
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  13. I'm impressed by this moderator. I've never seen her before, but she's the most even-handed discussion leader I've seen in a LONG time.
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  14. I don't know how cocaine got into the White House, but I know who I'd talk with first.
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  15. This man, whose father and uncle I admired while they were still alive and working every day, seems to be placing the Democratic Party between the horns of a dilemma: (1) He refuses to spread hatred, even when others bitterly disagree with him and (2) he tries to build consensus among diverse entities and wants people to set aside their differences in order to make the USA a better place... which makes him sound much like his Uncle Jack. All of this must terrify the Democrat leadership because his name is Kennedy and he can't be controlled, unlike the sad, deteriorating man who occupies the Oval Office now.
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  16. Does he REALLY believe universities will teach economics courses about the Bud Light debacle. Really? The factors that caused the death of Bud Light are completely and utterly incongruous with the economic and social philosophies being taught at our major universities. As we all know, anything that disagrees with the woke narrative is axiomatically false, therefore it cannot be taught. Likewise, the Yale educated marketing Vice President who made the fateful market decision that destroyed Bud Light is not at fault. No way! It's the fratty, idiotic and humorless working class rednecks like me who are the real problem. I wonder when that woman will get her new professorship at Yale Business School? Is it too soon to offer her tenure?
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  17. You're probably right. Half our military personnel weren't even born when Mr. Sinise appeared in Forrest Gump.
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