Pat Sajak launches mind-exploding common-sensed tweet not tolerable for the liberal masses

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Game show host Pat Sajak ruffled liberal feathers today when he tweeted his personal story and theory about the minimum wage controversy.

When I had minimum wage jobs, my goal was to better myself, not to better the minimum wage.

— Pat Sajak (@patsajak) April 10, 2015

Sajak, is becoming as well known for his political quips on Twitter as he is for being the long-term host of CBS’s “Wheel of Fortune.” His tweet was likely aimed at the liberal mindset that minimum wage should be a livable wage – be damned the economic consequences.

Fiscal conservatives argue the market can’t bear livable wages for entry-level positions without sacrificing jobs and raising the cost of products and services.

Besides, an entry level job is just that – a stepping stone in the right direction. It’s not the end-game.

When Sajak tweeted the obvious, it no doubt, brought about out a raucous social media debate:

@patsajak ut oh the left is gonna poo poo on you now… lol — Wes Gyorko (@WSGbeme) April 10, 2015

It’s OK, Sajak can take it.

@patsajak “Better” paying jobs weren’t being massively outsourced way back when you earned minimum wage, Pat.

— mary halverson (@Halvie54) April 10, 2015

@patsajak Times have changed since the 30 ‘ s Pat. — Mcgregor (@McGregorradio) April 10, 2015

@patsajak many people work at capacity only to earn minimum wage. They deserve more than poverty and arrogant condescension.

— Doug Webb (@lotusville) April 10, 2015

@moohoggle Sure, but, don’t forget, I’ve been doing it over 30 years. 🙂 — Pat Sajak (@patsajak) April 10, 2015

See, I told you he could take it.

There were plenty of Tweeters who had his back too.

Well then, sounds like Pat did it right! Didn’t have kids until he was stable. Gee? There’s a thought! @bsage23 @tsmember

— SeldenGADawgs (@SeldenGADawgs) April 10, 2015

@lifebythecreek @BenEAustin because raising minimum wage would do more harm than good. Economies thrive from incentive to do well. — eeeemickkkkgeee (@gove27) April 10, 2015

@patsajak Amen to that. Flipping burgers should NEVER be a career goal after college.

— Mr. McStuckerson ☕️ (@ImPoliticalWill) April 10, 2015

@lifebythecreek @patsajak The point is people at the bottom can’t necessarily earn more and we shouldn’t look down on them for it. — Doug Webb (@lotusville) April 10, 2015

Nobody’s looking down. The point is to be looking up.

@BondJohnBond @patsajak I made less than min because I worked for movie theater not req’d to pay min. Still not meant to be a forever job.

— Linda Baker (@LuckyL8e) April 10, 2015

@BondJohnBond @patsajak When I was 14 I worked for $1.90 an hour at a department store. That wasn’t a livable wage. But, I learned a lot. — Perry (@BAMAPERRY) April 10, 2015

@ianabramson @patsajak keeping people on min wage is not compassion.

— Edward (@US395) April 10, 2015

@HisDudeness88 @patsajak You’re kind of an idiot. I worked at minimum through high school, promoted to manager, kept advancing. #HowItWorks — Linda Baker (@LuckyL8e) April 10, 2015

Right on.

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