Well, not actually Dilbert … rather Dilbert’s author Scott Adams.
On his Dilbert blog, Adams took aim at the current Presidential campaign …
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First, Hillary’s constant refrain that we can’t have a loose cannon in the White House.
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Adam’s observation on “Dangerous Trump”:
Trump’s opponents have started making the case that he is “a loose cannon” … a “dangerous man”
You know who likes dangerous men?
Answer: Everyone.
Seal Team Six is dangerous. George Washington was dangerous. Abraham Lincoln was dangerous. Women like dangerous men. Men want to be dangerous men.
“Dangerous” borders on being a compliment. When you need to thwart some enemies – such as a useless Congress, or ISIS – you want to send in your most dangerous fighter.
From other commentators:
(1) “Every other country with nukes has a wacko with his finger on the button. Why shouldn’t the U.S. — just to keep things even”.
(2) “Girls like bad boys, right? Maybe this will fix Trump’s polling with women.”
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Here are a couple more of Adam’s quips …
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Clinton’s Campaign Logo:
Clinton’s logo is a big “H” with an arrow pointing forward.
Someone on Twitter mentioned that it looks like a sign telling you where the hospital is.
Once you see it that way, you can’t see it any other way.
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Clinton’s Haircut & Wardrobe:
Fashion-wise, I like Clinton’s new hairdo. I think it is her best look.
The only problem is that It reminds me of Trump’s haircut.
I like that Clinton has her own fashion look that isn’t like anyone else’s look.
Or at least I thought that way until some wag on Twitter noticed that North Korea’s dictator, Kim Jong-un, has the same style.
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The Taco Bowl Photo:
By now you have seen the image of Trump eating a Taco Bowl on Cinco De Mayo and saying, “I love Hispanics!”
The picture was funny, provocative, playful, and viral as all get-out.
But more importantly, every time it got retweeted and shared, more people saw a smiling Trump proclaim his love for Hispanics.
Repetition is truth.
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Source: Scott Adam’s Dilbert blog … images added by HomaFiles
Thanks to MC for feeding the lead.
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May 16, 2016 at 1:04 pm |
I agree with your angle that HRC calling DT “Dangerous Donald” was a poor choice – his target audience will be attracted to him because of the badass anti-establishment image he has concocted for himself, and “Dangerous just reinforces it.
Maybe “Deceiving Donald” (“Miller-gate” helps to provide evidentiary reinforcement to the latter) would have been better choices.
Ultimately, her campaign would have been wiser to not stoop to DT’s level of name-calling.