"Democrats produce mobs, Republicans produce JOBS!"



He's in the People's Republic of Missoula tonight. It appears that they set him up out at the airport. Probably because no venue in town would agree to have him.

It seems that he's sent the commies into a tizzy. A mostly western US thing is putting the letter of a high school or university on a nearby mountain. Well, Missoula has two. One for a local high school, Loyola Sacred Heart (L), and one for the University of Montana (M), most famous for putting out graduates who's most commonly uttered phrase is "would you like fries with that sir?".

Well, it appears that the commies crawled up through the cloud of pot smoke and changed the "L" to "LIAR".

How original.

True!

I was there; it was at the Minuteman FBO just West of the passenger terminal. Great crowd, lots of energy but a few dipshit lefties protesting outside the airport fence. Trump was outdoors; most of the audience was in the Minuteman hangar. I wish I could estimate the size of the crowd, but people were all over the place.

I had no idea the MSO ramp would support the weight of a 747; Big Bird illuminated was a great prop in the background behind Trump!

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Originally posted by aileron:
I was there; it was at the Minuteman FBO just West of the passenger terminal. Great crowd, lots of energy but a few dipshit lefties protesting outside the airport fence. Trump was outdoors; most of the audience was in the Minuteman hangar. I wish I could estimate the size of the crowd, but people were all over the place.

I had no idea the MSO ramp would support the weight of a 747; Big Bird illuminated was a great prop in the background behind Trump!

I'm a bit jealous. I would have gone down for it, but I'm in Maine at a conference. Would've been nice to see. Not often a President gets to western MT.

https://twitter.com/aaronflint.../1053088759720239105

A truly great line and seemingly a point of pride for either side of the fence. Two different tracks to power.

This why they hate him....and why I love him.

Not to mention a great pic of Air Force One.

What a great picture.

Trump is hitting the campaign trail hard this fall and that is a good thing. Huge crowds and lots of enthusiasm.

Ms. HK Ag and I are planning to attend the Trump Rally for Cruz on Monday in Houston.

They already had to move the rally from the NRG arena to the Toyota Center (Rockets arena) because the request for tickets is so large!

Must be a lot of Blue Waver planning to attend.

HK Ag

https://www.breitbart.com/midt...be-ever-in-midterms/

Dilbert cartoonist Scott Adams used the phrase “jobs not mobs” on twitter 6 days ago.

He thought it would be catchy.

Adams is in Southern California to promote the paperback version of his New York Times bestselling book, Win Bigly: Persuasion in a World Where Facts Don’t Matter

Win Bigly is not just a review of the 2016 presidential election, but an argument for a new way of looking at the world, through the “persuasion” filter.

Adams predicted in August 2015 that Donald Trump would win the Republican nomination for president, based on his analysis of Trump’s persuasion skills. He also suggested that Trump had a chance of defeating Hillary Clinton.

Adams:

My hypothesis is that humans are primed by whatever they’ve already seen. So if they’ve seen a pattern, they’ve already fallen into it. 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. And the Republican personality — I realize this is a gross generalization — is that it’s not always about the talk, it’s about the showing up. Republicans are going to show up. And they’re driven by all the things people are talking about, but you cannot underestimate the fun, either. 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.