“Dilbert” Creator Scott Adams Viciously Targeted by Clinton Supporters for Endorsing Trump

Scott Adams is an amazing Trump supporter.

He’s the creator of the “YUGELY” successful “Dilbert” comic strip.

I am honored to be among a small handful of people that he follows – and my days on Twitter are made even better by Scott’s insightful, funny, and clever tweets.

Maybe VP debates don't matter. But we just learned that Trump hires better. (We already knew he fires better.) #Trump #Pence

— Scott Adams (@ScottAdamsSays) October 5, 2016

This was a NYT self-kill shot. Every experienced business person just sided with Trump (on taxes). #Trump https://t.co/w2CZP4BnlT

— Scott Adams (@ScottAdamsSays) October 2, 2016

Thanks to Trump, today smart people all over the country are explaining to their dumb friends how taxes work.

— Scott Adams (@ScottAdamsSays) October 2, 2016

Does it involve hallucinating that you can match wits with a professional humorist? https://t.co/T1vFC99c1y

— Scott Adams (@ScottAdamsSays) October 1, 2016

I am a YUGE fan of Scott.

He’s a Twitter powerhouse and a voice of freedom and a proponent of the America First agenda.

So, it’s no surprise that he’s a TARGET of the and anti-free speech, humorless left.

From Heatstreet:

Scott Adams, who pens the popular comic strip Dilbert, and who has been an outspoken Donald Trump booster this election, says he’s been targeted by an army of trolls for his conservative leanings, on social media and across the web.

In an essay for his blog, Adams says he was “shadowbanned” by Twitter as part of an organized effort to silence him online — an effort that started when Adams asked Trump supporters to Tweet him accounts of being bullied by Democrats.

According to his account, the social media company — which has had issues with its Trust and Safety Council shutting down “unpopular viewpoints” before — didn’t remove him from their social media platform in an official way, but prevented his followers from seeing his Tweets and replies.

Adams also claims that Clinton supporters — or, at least, Clinton-supporting Twitter bots — have been filling his mentions with nasty, often similar, replies.

The accusation seems outlandish until you consider that prominent Bernie Sanders supporters also fell victim to Clinton-bots and paid trolls. Clinton SuperPAC, Correct the Record, run by Media Matters chief David Brock, later admitted to spending more than a million dollars “pushing back” against 5,000 Clinton detractors on Twitter.

Somehow, it seems unlikely that Clinton trolls will impact Adams’s sales, given that his comic strip, Dilbert, remains one of the most popular cartoons, but it seems they’ll at least try.

You can still catch the greatest hits of Adams’s replies (the ones about Clinton supporters bullying Trump supporters) on his now-un-shadowbanned Twitter feed.

Amy Moreno is a Published Author, Pug Lover & Game of Thrones Nerd. You can follow her on Twitter here and Facebook here.

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