Exclusive — Scott Adams Predicts ‘Greatest Turnout by Republicans, Maybe Ever’ in Midterms

brietbart ^ | 10/19/2018 | Joel B Pollak

[ChicagoConservative27]

SANTA MONICA, California — Dilbert cartoonist Scott Adams looks thoughtful in in the lobby of a beachfront hotel on a sunny Thursday afternoon as he tells me that the phrase “jobs not mobs,” which he suggested on Twitter six days before, would be catchy — though he adds that Republicans had not yet used it. Literally minutes later, President Donald Trump tells a rally in Montana: “Democrats produce mobs. Republicans produce jobs.” The president tweets soon afterwards: “#JobsNotMobs.”

[txrefugee]

That’s a GREAT line, short and to the point.

[Reno89519]

Yes, I heard that last night and see President Trump’s tweet. Great phrase! Either Jobs not Mobs! and Democrats produce mobs. Republicans produce jobs.

[BunnySlippers]

I am waiting [while still snuggled in bed] for the start of today’s Morning Periscope...

[Trumpisourlastchance]

G-d willing.

[KarlInOhio]

More winning from Trumpbert!

[ealgeone]

“Democrats produce mobs. Republicans produce jobs.”

Now if the gop-e would argue like Trump, we'd wipe the floor with the dims.

WINNING!

[Westbrook]

Just don’t let us become complacent!

[snarkytart]

[jiggyboy]

He’s one of the clearest thinkers around. Let’s remember that he predicted a year ago that the trash talk at the time between Trump and Kim — “dotard”, “little rocket man”, etc. — would lead to negotiations and not to war, while the enemedia wrung their hands and gave us graphics of how and when many millions of South Koreans would die.

[jiggyboy]

And one of the patterns Republicans enjoyed in 2016 was having the other side be surprised. And they really enjoyed it — I’m talking about the kind of joy you can talk about over the course of your lifetime. ... I’ll tell you this: if the Republicans pull out the House [win] — I’m still thinking it’s unlikely, only because other people say so and I don’t know any different — it’s because there’s a shitload of Republicans who are saying to themselves, “They’re gonna be surprised.” It’s predictable from the fact that they have felt that pattern and that payoff before. They see the same thing happening again, and are reminded of it.

This matches up very nicely with the many comments here on FR from people, myself included, hoping for another rich post-election harvest of videos of wailing Dems and meltdowns. We don't get that unless we win! VOTE IN NOVEMBER!

[SomeCallMeTim]

I think Republicans ARE going to turn out, in droves.

I’m seeing, in recent months, conservative friends start to speak out more. The Kavanaugh debacle was one where, many finally said, ‘Enough is enough... this is a fight I can take up... I MUST take up”.

That stand is contagious. Once people see a few that are NOT AFRAID to defend our position, others join.

[Pride in the USA]

President Donald Trump tells a rally in Montana: “Democrats produce mobs. Republicans produce jobs.”

Now there is a great line! Go, Trump!

[grayboots]

I hope so! I was looking this morning at my counties absentee ballot requests from 2014, 2016 and 2018 and found that the Republicans this year are outpacing previous elections by a huge margin.

2014
Rep 8,106
Dem 9,894

2016
Rep 21,082
Dem 27,660

2018
Rep 14,384
Dem 14,268

[bigbob]

Only fools and democrats (sorry for the redundancy) ignore Scott Adams’s comments on Twitter. He’s been building a reputation for being prescient by observing trends and what Trump says and does rather than being a party-line echo chamber.

[RideForever]

As the Blue wave ebbs, the Red tsunami surges

[Figment]

I don’t believe conservatives will. Voted on first day of early voting in my red county in a red state Wednesday. Record turnout and it looked very conservative. Mature folks for the most part, but lots of younger first timers with their grandparents.