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Credit to Poynter News over the past few weeks has been very blunt. "Trump Down in the Polls" they say. But it's all false, liberal propaganda, and here's why they're doing it.  President Trump is tired. He's tired because he is constantly being attacked from all sides. His fire began to return after Tulsa, but it's been a few. He's also busy. Busy with protesters, a virus, and fake news. His enemies see this, and have taken advantage of the situation. In 2016, a video was released of Donald Trump. You all know what the video was. Mainly false. But, some of his supporters saw it as the end for him. But... he won. Democrats are trying again. They still can't accept that they lost, and have fought that loss for 3 and a half years. So, since they failed to impeach him, they are just doing their best to keep him from a second term. This is the strategy: DO WHAT WE DID BEFORE WITH THE VIDEO. Ever heard of the power of suggestion? People are suggesting t...

Credit to Funko Today has been an interesting day for the Five Nights at Freddy's community. Fans of the awoke expecting a normal day of fake leaks and fan art. That's not what happened.  A couple months ago, Scott Cawthon, creator of the FNAF franchise, known for keeping the suspense of his upcoming games, awoke to find that a major leak had occurred. For about a year, he has slowly teased the next game in his series. Little was known about it, other than some silhouettes. And then, in one day, that all changed, with the leak of full color character designs. He was not happy. Read his post below: "So, I woke up to a barrage of upsetting emails. For this fanbase, the day a major corporation spoiled the next major release of the FNAF franchise was the most important day of their lives. But for me, it was Friday. But seriously, this is obviously very frustrating for me, but not that surprising anymore. It's just another day in the life of FNAF. It makes me really miss th...

Credit to Paramount Pictures "Sonic the Hedgehog" had a long, difficult journey, which, in the end, was a good thing . Way back in April of 2019, the internet exploded, and not in a good way. Paramount Pictures released a trailer for a long-awaited  Sonic  movie. Fans of the famous blue hedgehog found his lifelike design disturbing. Paramount made the right decision by delaying the movie until February of 2020. When a new trailer was released, fans rejoiced. Sonic looked great! Video game movies have been given a bad rap, and well, they've earned it. Most movies were either so bad that they were forgotten. If they weren't forgotten, that was even worse. One of these movies was the 1993  Super Mario Bros.  film. This film is only remembered by how disappointing it was. With all of this,  Sonic  never exactly had a bright future. Nonetheless, Paramount was willing to risk it all for a redisign. Finally, in February,  Sonic  hit th...

Credit: The North State Journal        Today, the state of North Carolina awoke with a feeling of hope, a rare feeling as of late. This feeling, however, was confidence. Business owners expected to reopen, and customers couldn't wait to get back to Carowinds. There was a small feeling that the Governor may decide to stay in Phase 2 due to the increased cases, but as a state, moving forward was a risk most business owners were willing to take. "If someone doesn't want to get COVID, they can stay home," they thought. The announcement of reopening was their last string of hope, the final hope that they could save their business. Today, however, Gov. Roy Cooper awoke with a different feeling. A feeling of hunger.        Press sat in the conference room, awaiting the Governor's appearance. He eventually walked out. He then proceeded to say the words that had been a growing fear to most NC citizens. He explained that the state would not move for...