Oh please. People who liked Gone Home were not actively censoring the Internet. Anyone could have found a negative review of they wanted—even if that review had to come from a player, and not a game journalist.
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It was the nostalgia that did it for me too.
Did you happen to learn anything about the parents' back stories? Because those where they too.
Would you believe me if I told you that my love for Gone Home had nothing to do with the social message?
People have been wondering about a drive to replace the dollar as the world's reserve country for years. Small problem: there really isn't another currency that nations trust to replace it.
He's smarter than Obama and actually has power.
Antibiotic-resistant bacteria can become relevant to your life real fast if you aren't lucky. That's one reason why people need to understand evolution.
I think he might be talking about the governor of Rhode Island, although it isn't clear which one.
Antibiotic-resistant bacteria: The #1 reason why understanding evolution is so important.
And TBH, and I don't mean this as offense: most of us are fairly low-info. Especially in states like California, when we go in to vote on the bazillion propositions, we're all low-info to some degree.
Fair enough. Though you might be giving the Tea Party a little too much credit. They certainly benefited from the votes of angry white people, but there were a number of wealthy, angry white people prepared to bankroll their campaigns.
I legitimately think that my liberal Democratic representative—like most liberal Democratic representatives—is different from a conservative Republican. I don't consider this to be a particularly radical opinion. Nor do I consider myself to be a low-information voter.
Interesting paper. Not sure I agree with all of the authors' assumptions, but it did remind me of something that I forgot about: the increased expenses associated with Congressional runs that raises the barrier of entry for newcomers.
No. I'm saying it's not the only source. Look at the behavior of many of those founders once they actually took office.
Was there a time in history when state legislatures didn't draw districts, or an I missing something?
Two things:
The Federalist Papers were written by three people: Alexander Hamilton, James Madison and John Jay. Not all of the founders agreed with everything they wrote.
1.) Where is this quote from?
Whether it is worth impeachment doesn't matter. There is no way the Supreme Court would let the President unilaterally re-write election rules.