Reverend Ike is dead—and, if he was correct in his religious beliefs, then he’s burning in Hell. Others will hopefully soon join Ike, and some names are named in this 2004 article where I attend a pathetic prayer breakfast. Sadly, one of those names is an Ike protégé who’s become a mainstream success. It’s less surprising that a certain notoriously lying Leftist gets a mention.

I should note that my original headline for this article was a lot better than the one you'll find at the link. Also, Reverend Ike fits into the general pop-culture content of this site, since he was as fascinating as everything else that befuddled my young brain while I was watching the early days of TBS in Atlanta. The title to this posting, of course, is a tribute to the best New York Post headline of the decade.

 

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