From Noted Climatologist Pat Sajak

Alex Trebek: I'm No Pat Sajak

"I consider myself a social liberal and a fiscal conservative. I believe that climate change exists, and is contributed to by human activity. I have seen firsthand the effects of climate change, in trips to Antarctica and Mt. Kilimanjaro, both of which are showing huge changes due to global warming. I’m in favor of equal pay for women, and the Lilly Ledbetter act. I believe in equal rights for the LGBT community; in fact, this winter, I braved the Minnesota winter weather to attend a gay wedding (which was officiated over by my wife)." - Alex Trebek, responding to an inquiry by Salon.

More Douchery From Pat Sajak

Pat Sajak Slams Al Gore

Tweet Of The Day - Pat Sajak

For those blissfully unaware, Sajak is one of the baggiest baggers ever to bag out of Teabagistan.  Therefore he is a hero over on Twitchy.

Keith Olbermann Slams Pat Sajak

Wingnut Wheel Of Fortune host Pat Sajak has "apologized" for introducing Keith Olbermann to America. Olbermann fires back.

Pat Sajak did not introduce me to America. I started on CNN the same year he started on “Wheel” (1981) and by the time I guested on his show in 1989, I’d already spent three years as a national sports correspondent for CNN, had a feature done on me by The Today Show (1986), been on the CBS Evening News (1988), and begun guest-hosting on ESPN (1989). I think if he needs to apologize for anything it needs to be that talk show. When he was canceled, he was replaced by a crime-and-skin series called “Silk Stalkings,” for God’s sake.

Sajak regularly posts global warming denials and other claims of "lamestream media conspiracies" at various right-wing websites.

Pat Sajak Has A Heart After All

Wheel Of Fortune host Pat Sajak is well-known for his ultra-conservative beliefs. But watch at the 2:33 mark of this clip when Sajak tearfully mentions the passing of his longtime wardrobe assistant Alan Mills and offers condolences to "the love of his life, Ivan."

(Via - Andrew Sullivan)