Strange Bedfellows

Pat Sajak Knows Good Wings When He Sees 'Em

Ray Gustini Nov 23, 2010
Pat Sajak's political philosophy is pretty simple: no payroll taxes, no active right to vote for federal employees, and no overpriced chicken wings. He emphatically stated this third plank this morning on Twitter.

No kidding. Live in LA and want some great wings cheap? http://bit.ly/cqFYMEless than a minute ago via webPat Sajak
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The link is to a coupon for a restaurant called Hoagies & Wings on La Cienga Boulevard in Los Angeles. We have not been there, but suspect it must be pretty good for Pat Sajak to post a link to it a 7:45 a.m. local time.

Here at The Atlantic Wire, we much prefer to start our days with this.

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