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Scott Adams dead at 68

Dilbert Creator Scott Adams Dies at 68 After Woke Mob Tried to Destroy Conservative Icon

Scott Adams lived his final days the way he built Dilbert – refusing to let anyone else write the ending.

The cartoonist who made millions laugh at corporate absurdity spent his last months fighting cancer with the same defiance he showed the woke mob that tried to cancel him.

And Scott Adams finally got the last laugh on the leftists who thought they'd destroyed him when he lost everything. Dilbert Creator Battled Prostate Cancer After Newspapers Dropped His Comic Strip.

Adams died Tuesday at age 68 after metastatic prostate cancer spread to his bones and paralyzed him below the waist.

His ex-wife Shelly Miles read his final message during a livestream of his show "Real Coffee with Scott Adams."

"I had an amazing life, I gave it everything I had," Adams wrote before his death.

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Trump's Surprise Call to Adams: Supportive Gesture

Trump Reaches Out to Scott Adams After Cancer Diagnosis

In an unexpected revelation, cartoonist Scott Adams has disclosed his fight against terminal cancer during a broadcast of his show.

Adams, known for creating the Dilbert comic strip, stated he has prostate cancer with bone metastasis and received support from former President Donald Trump, the Daily Wire reported.

Adams made the somber announcement about his condition, explaining it was similar to that of former President Joe Biden's prostate cancer. “I’ve had it longer than he’s had — well longer than he’s admitted having it,” Adams remarked, highlighting the longevity of his illness.

Despite the bleak diagnosis, which includes cancer spread to his bones, Adams remains engaged with his audience, using his platform to candidly discuss his health.

Amidst dealing with his health issues, Adams shared another surprising piece of news: a supportive gesture from Donald Trump. During his discussion, Adams recounted how he initially dismissed a call from an unfamiliar Florida number. After checking the voicemail, he realized it was from Trump, referred to in Adams' transcription as "your favorite president."

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