GOP Campaign Arm Creates Video Game

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The National Republican Senatorial Campaign has developed a multi-level online computer game. The game, called “Mission Majority,” is programmed to look like an 8-bit-era video game and features an elephant named Giopi (sounds like “GOP”) as a playable character. The player runs and jumps, collecting “keys” to Republican victory and vanquishing bad guys like “taxers” and “mudslingers.” A successfully destroyed baddie emits an embarrassing audio clip from Democrats like Barack Obama, Hillary Clinton, Mark Pryor, and Bruce Braley.

Here’s what the game looks like in action:

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