Sycophant means the opposite of what you just described.

If you see these reviews as one dimensional, then you need to work on your reading comprehension. There are the things she likes, the ones she doesn’t, and all of them are supported by things from the episode in question. Reviews should not automatically be by people who just accentuate the positives, or who match…

what’s a star wars?

Mixed bag. On the one hand, many of Eisenhower’s domestic policies were extremely moderate. His foreign policy...not so much. 

Posted above. Best post war president, clearly.

If I recall correctly, he was a great person but his administration was plagued with scandals.

Well, for one thing, Eisenhower ordered a mass deportation of Mexican workers who had been allowed into the country to help with our labor shortage during WWII. And oops, wound up deporting thousands of actual U.S. citizens too, our bad.

All I’ve ever heard about Eisenhower was that his administration really helped American infrastructure. the Highway system, electricity and telephone across rural parts of the country. so for those 2 things I think he was pretty good.

Teddy Roosevelt?

Ike is an odd situation because prior to the election of 1952, everyone knew he would run but he had never indicated a party. The schism forming between more hardline conservatives and the Rockefeller republicans pushed him to run with the GOP.

This will go much better if you recognize Lincoln was a RINO.

There have been no good Republican presidents since Lincoln. Discuss.

That is correct.

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Everybody, in every article and every thread about Star Trek’s darkness, mentions “In the Pale Moonlight.”

I’ll just say I saw this movie yesterday and cried like a baby and everyone should see it. It’s beautiful and strange and satisfying and not your typical Oscar bait yawn fest.

Also, the heroes are a woman with a disability, a black woman, and a gay man and the villain is basically a stand-in for toxic white…

You are terrible at logic.

Who is this guy because I totally want to reach out to him and buy him lunch any time he’s in town. Seriously, I think this is the most responsible and logical thing any developer has ever done with their games. Even without the Sandy Hook part, the whole idea of forcing people to NOT take the easy way out of a…

Huh. Neat! I’m a fan of optimistic sci-fi. Kinda why I like Star Trek more than most other generic sci-fi settings.

I really like this game, and although I’m typically in favour of dealing with a situation such that it does not return to bother you, the lack of lethal firearms seems entirely reasonable given the game’s lore.