Monday 19 September 2022 11:05 PM Pat Sajak dubbed 'MAGA Fascist' after daring to take a grinning photo with ... trends now
Longtime Wheel of Fortune host Pat Sajak is being branded a Nazi by the radical left after being pictured alongside two prominent conservatives - days after hinting he may soon retire from the famed program.
The undated photo, which was apparently captured earlier this month, shows the 75-year-old daytime TV stalwart flanked by the Georgia GOP Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene and Right Side Broadcasting Network (RSBN) reporter Bryan Glenn.
RSBN is known for promoting right-wing views, and Greene, among other things, has been criticized for similar conservative sentiments, being famously outspoken on issues relating to the second and first amendments, among other things.
Sajak, meanwhile - who splits his time at his homes in Maryland and Los Angeles - is a Republican, but is decidedly more moderate, being a self-professed skeptic of climate change and serving on the board of a conservative publishing company that released works from the likes of Rush Limbaugh and Anne Coulter.
Despite these divisive views, Sajak - who has presided over Wheel of Fortune for more than four decades and is an outspoken conservative - has remained largely apolitical, focusing on his hosting duties in his waning years.
The Wheel of Fortune host has come under fire for the undated photo, which was captured earlier this month, and shows the 75-year-old daytime TV stalwart with Georgia GOP Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (right) and Right Side Broadcasting Network reporter Bryan Glenn (left)
However, once the aforementioned photo began circulating over the weekend, showing a grinning Sajak with Greene and the reporter at his side, a slew of triggered liberals emerged from the figurative woodwork to express their disdain toward the aging icon.
Eliciting a series of severe reactions such as accusations that Sajak is keeping company with Nazis and is a 'MAGA fascist', the photo has sparked an unmistakable furor, despite it showing no more than Sajak alongside two relatively famous fans.
Sajak has yet to address the slew of claims stemming from the photo, which was shared by Patriot Takes, an anonymous social media account that professes to monitor and expose 'right-wing extremism and other threats to democracy.'
The barrage of accusations - and at times, insults - came members of academia, the media, and even a former political candidate, with most pointing to Greene's beliefs when branding Sajak an enemy of American democracy.
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