text: Crawls performed by Internet Archive on behalf of the National Library of New Zealand. This data is currently not publicly accessible. ||||| Following Donald Trump's convincing Republican primary win in South Carolina, pundits and political rivals are beginning to shift their view on the billionaire's candidacy from unlikely outsider aberration to very real GOP challenger for the White House. 
   
   Fittingly, as some begin nervously considering how the U.S. might elect a reality TV star as president, a brilliant parody of Trump's rise has appeared, deftly using the lore of Game of Thrones as the backdrop. 
   
   Titled "Winter is Trumping," the clever clip by Huw Parkinson uses real Trump footage and speech audio and merges it almost seamlessly with key Game of Thrones scenes. We get to see Trump negotiating with Littlefinger, facing down the queen of dragons, Daenerys Targaryen, and even preparing for battle alongside Tyrion Lannister. And yes, these people thought of everything, we even see Trump defending against invaders from atop The Wall. 
   
   Sure, comparing Trump to the characters in a world in which the good guys often get decapitated and no one's innocence lasts for long is a bit harsh. But as this video shows, it's hard to deny just how well the would-be president might fit into the ruthless world of The Seven Kingdoms. ||||| David Mack is a deputy director of breaking news for BuzzFeed News and is based in New York. 
   
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target: – It's not entirely clear what a country run by Donald Trump might look like. But as Mashable points out, "it's hard to deny just how well the would-be president might fit into the ruthless world of The Seven Kingdoms." See for yourself in a new YouTube video from Huw Parkison of ABC Australia's Insiders program. "Winter is Trumping," spotted by BuzzFeed, drops Trump into scenes from HBO's Game of Thrones where he complains about Pope Francis and smirks at those trapped on the wrong side of The Wall. An unsympathetic Trump also turns away Daenerys Targaryen and her starving Dothraki followers from Qarth, negotiates with Littlefinger, refuses an order from Jon Snow, and promises to "bring back a hell of a lot worse than waterboarding" if he wins the Iron Throne. In King's Landing, at least, that vow leads to the use of wildfire during the Battle of the Blackwater. The video has been viewed more than 415,000 times in just three days. (Trump admits he needs to act more presidential.)