White House Spoofs Legend of Zelda in New Video After Midterm Losses
- On Thursday, the White House shared a video depicting President Donald Trump as a character in the popular game The Legend, featuring Trump wearing a 'Still Your President' cap.
- The post appeared days after the GOP suffered a significant defeat in midterm elections, as the Democrats gained control of the House and Senate on Tuesday.
- In the clip, the screen reads 'MAKING AMERICA SAFE AGAIN! Murder Rate has dropped to a 125-year low,' and claims 'ZERO illegal aliens have been released into our nation for 17 months in a row!'
- Previous posts depicted Trump in the style of the Iron Throne, James Bond, and Spider-Man, demonstrating the White House's documented history of using copyrighted content for messaging.
- Reactions on The Internet remain mixed, with some users urging Nintendo to sue, as The Independent contacted the company for comment on potential copyright infringement.
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The Planetary Leader, wearing a jockey hat that says "Still your president," is seen running on a track while a text lists what he has achieved so far in his tenure as president of the United States.
In an unusual communication move that combines political propaganda, humor and technology, the White House presented Donald Trump as the protagonist of a digital game, attempting to remind Americans that he remains at the helm of the country. The intervention comes at a particularly difficult political juncture for the American president, just twenty-four hours after the heavy electoral … The article “Still your President”: The White House enlis…
Two days after the Republicans' defeat in the midterm elections, the White House released an AI video on social media to remind people that Donald Trump remains president of the United States.
We get a new trailer from The Legend of Zelda's Remake: Ocarina of Time for Nintendo Switch 2. After learning about its official prices, as well as its download size, the game is now finally available and the White House has re-used the image of The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time in a [...]
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