Intro: In light of recent scandals involving the Blunt administration, the Missouri Democratic Party created a video game to shed light on deleting governmental emails.
Beth Ford has more from Jefferson City. Beth Ford has more from Jefferson City. The name of the game is to prevent the governor from deleting emails, as Matt Blunt's likeness jumps up and down onscreen. Players must catch Blunt quickly, before any emails are lost.
Blunt Document Destroyer pokes fun at the scandal involving former governor office attorney Scott Eckersley.
Democratic Party leader Jack Cardetti said the game is an outlet for all Missourians, not only Democrats.
The governor's office did not comment on the game. From the state capitol, I'm Beth Ford, KMOX News.
Intro: A new video game featuring the Missouri governor hit the web this week, and allows players to shed some light on controversies shadowing the Blunt administration.
Actuality: JCARD1.WAV
Run Time: 00:07
Description: "I think both the Republicans and Democrats are frustrated at how the governor has handled this email scandal."
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