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He's got no message he needs to give me; I've voted Democratic since 2006. If you're talking about him seeing and hearing me, actions speak louder. We'll see who his VP pick is, his ideas for a Cabinet, and if he wants to choose more Republicans than progressives to circle him.

JASON HAS HIJACKED SKILLZ' ACCOUNT

FINAL: Republican Nominee: Donald Trump - US President Democratic Nominee: Joe Biden - Former Vice President of the United States DROPPED OUT Michael Bennet - U.S. Senator from Colorado Bill de Blasio - Mayor of New York City Michael Bloomberg - Former Mayor of New York City Cory Booker - US Senator from New Jersey Steve Bullock - Governor of Montana Pete Buttigieg - Mayor of South Bend Julián Castro - Former mayor of San Antonio and Former Secretary of House and Urban Development under Obama John Delaney - Former US Representative of Maryland's 6th District Tulsi Gabbard - US Representative from Hawaii's 2nd District Kirsten Gillibrand - US Senator from New York Mike Gravel - Former Senator from Alaska Kamala Harris - US Senator from California John Hickenlooper - Former Governor of Colorado Jay Inslee - Governor of Washington Amy Klobuchar - US Senator from Minnesota Wayne Messam - Mayor from Miramar, Florida Seth Moulton - US Representative from Massachusetts Richard Ojeda - Former State Senator from West Virginia Beto O'Rourke - Former US Representative from Texas Deval Patrick - Former Governor of Massachusetts Tim Ryan - US Representative from Ohio Bernie Sanders - US Senator from Vermont Mark Sanford (R) - Former Governor from South Carolina Joe Sestak - Former U.S. Representative from Pennsylvania Tom Steyer - Billionaire Hedge Fund Manager Eric Swalwell - U.S. Representative from California Joe Walsh (R) - Radio Host, Former US Representative from Illinois Elizabeth Warren - US Senator from Massachusetts Bill Weld (R) - Former Governor from Massachusetts, Former VP Candidate on 2016 Libertarian Ticket Marianne Williamson - Activist Andrew Yang - Entrepreneur and founder of Venture for America

Bernie's dropping out

I don't know who he is, but the guy in the video is relaying the same Twitter/Youtube comment rumor from the OP from the Xbox fanboy who set his profile to private and tweeted gems like this: The guy in the video says, "I'm sure I'm wrong," but titles the video, "The Playstation 5 is in serious trouble!" This "news" repeatedly comes from and is shared by Xbox fanboys, which is curious. They never stand by the Youtube comment rumor; they just say, "This is interesting and I'm just asking questions."

Funny enough, none of the new Tomb Raiders have gotten close to any Uncharted except 1 (which hasn't aged well). Mostly because the leanness of Uncharted works, whereas something like Rise of the Tomb Raider throws all this miscellaneous stuff and really bad side missions your way. Plus, 2 really is well-paced as all heck. 4 definitely goes for some slower moments to breathe, though some people actually really dig it. I think 4 and Lost Legacy are definitely the best ones, and if you liked 2's pacing, Lost Legacy should be up your alley.

Yakuza 2's got me now. Fucking series is addictive. >_> Right after I'm done with all this weirdass side quest goodness, I'll probably go back and play on Hardcore or Nightmare.

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Spain is moving to permanently establish universal basic income in the wake of the coronavirus pandemic

That doesn't count because I didn't see it

Donald Trump Has Stake In Hydroxychloroquine Drugmaker

She was always awful... but she really outdid herself.

I'll be the judge of what zombies you could get past easily.

Wisconsin's lieutenant governor is not happy with the Supreme Court and Republican leadership forcing the election to continue today.

With the amount of ammo I had, sometimes I couldn't afford to use bullets to clear a room.

I feel safe traveling. I'm not, but I'd feel all right. However, I wouldn't mind getting tested the second I get back.

It's weird to wake up and see "Fauci or the Jews" trending on Twitter. This article is why:

Because Mr. X was a constant threat, there wasn't always an easy way for me to get away from him. Sometimes I'd see him and go, "Okay, I'm going to run and then I'll slow down so he can't hear me," and forget that there's a licker in the room toward which I'm heading. I also didn't know when I'd bump into him, meaning there was no downtime in non-safe rooms since he could bust in at any minute. Nemesis was less of a threat because he was easier to take down due to the increased ammo (after Yakuza Kiwami 2, I want to play on Hardcore mode to see if that feels the same), so I could stall him and get to where I need, or it would be a linear chase. Boss fights were definitely fun against him. It's its own thing and not bad, but Mr. X was a pretty fantastic enemy and one of the most memorable of this generation for me. As I said in the post, though, the game isn't built for Nemesis to behave like Mr. X, so it wouldn't have worked unless the levels and how long you spend in them was overhauled. But we got Mr. X already, so I'm not upset that I didn't get Mr. X this time he runs and has a weapon.

TEGNA furloughs local TV news staffs, managers take temporary pay cut This is going to be hard on my industry. Advertising-driven media = plummeting profits right now.

It's not quite Resident Evil 2 Remake, but it's not as short as reviews claim, and it's a lot of fun. It's more action-oriented, and there's less, "You're in this place for a while and doors will be crying out to be opened for half the game." Locked doors don't stay locked for long in this. Still, I'm happy to say that the engine and gameplay work well in a more action-oriented world, and I think playing it on Hardcore (scarcer resources) will give me a better sense of item management than normal. There is some item management, and there are some puzzles and safes to crack, and I'd say the city area is the biggest time to do it, but other areas in the game will give you the same, "These doors are locked. You'll have to go explore the unlocked one here to eventually unlock this," that you get in parts of Raccoon City. But when you control Carlos, know that conserving ammo isn't as necessary. You have assault weapons and you're not afraid to use them. Nemesis isn't Mr. X Part 2. Heck, on the lead-up to the game, I thought Nemesis would be scarier because all I heard was, "He doesn't just walk at you like Mr. X. He runs at you and uses a rocket launcher!" But Mr. X is scarier because he chases you around the entire building, forcing you to walk slower and more methodically so you don't attract attention. Due to the nature of this game -- you're not staying in one place for as long as the mansion in RE1, the house in RE7, and the police department in RE2 -- that's not what happens here. They could have tried to make it like Mr. X, but the levels aren't built for it. Nemesis looks like Mr. X as far as build at the beginning, but that's where it ends, imo. My game says total play time 8:18:15, Clear Time 6:46:33. I don't know what that means. Did I leave it paused for a long time? I dunno! So marked spoilers:

Overcooked - I talked about it in my Overcooked thread, but it's a 100% recommend if you have friends or a girlfriend/wife/boyfriend/husband to play with. Resident Evil 3 Remake -- Definitely recommend. It's not quite Resident Evil 2 Remake, but it's not as short as reviews claim, and it's a lot of fun. It's more action-oriented, and there's less, "You're in this place for a while and doors will be crying out to be opened for half the game." Locked doors don't stay locked for long in this. Still, I'm happy to say that the engine and gameplay work well in a more action-oriented world, and I think playing it on Hardcore (scarcer resources) will give me a better sense of item management than normal. 2020 Games Death Stranding Overcooked Resident Evil 3 Remake

Also, liberals could cut into the Wisconsin Supreme Court's majority in a significantly more important race: