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First reported by Fox News (Right); 13 outlets over 29h. The left followed 5h later.
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As of September 3, the official White House website features a page titled “arcade,” where users can play games like Rio Run, in which the player—a pixelated, white, and balding Border Patrol agent—collects “border crossers” and adds them to a line of orange-jumpsuited figures trailing behind him.
Read at motherjones.com →White House launches arcade website promoting Trump's agenda
Watch at youtube.com →The White House’s new border wall video games are just the latest piece of a bigger Trump administration media strategy.
Read at san.com →The White House launched five retro-style games promoting Trump administration policies, including immigration, border security, school nutrition and Trump Accounts. The lineup puts a MAGA spin on familiar arcade concepts such as Snake, Tetris and Flappy Bird.
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