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Episode 287 Scott Adams: What the NYT Got Wrong About #JobsNotMobs, Polls, Midterms
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November 5, 2018
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1:02:58Now PlayingNYT article about the evolution of the #JobsNotMobs slogan
The article is accurate…at the same time it’s misleading
Prediction: On election day, the election results will be ambiguous
Prediction: If weather is bad in key locations…Republicans will win
62% of women prefer Democrats, 35% prefer Republicans
How come the polls indicate a very tight result?
CNN headline says “Democrats still up”…still?
If the Democrats win the election, just say “good job”
If the Republicans win the election, don’t rub it in
Dems will not take it well if they lose, be aware, be careful
Diversity of thought and culture is a definite benefit to the U.S.
Obama says lying is destructive to our system and America
Have we EVER had a President that didn’t lie?
The U.S. is doing great under directionally accurate President Trump
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