Rep. Steve Cohen Reportedly Has A Daughter Nobody Knew About

The Tennessee Congressman sent a few fond tweets to Victoria Brink on the night of the State of the Union, then quickly deleted them. Frank Thorp of NBC News reported this evening that she is his long-lost daughter.

Source: cohen.house.gov  /  via: @victoria_brink

Rep. Cohen's Deleted Tweets to Victoria Brink

Via: politwoops.sunlightfoundation.com

NBC's Frank Thorp Reports That Victoria Brink is Cohen's Daughter

Via: @frankthorpNBC

On Wednesday, Breitbart.com described Rep. Cohen's deleted tweets to Brink as "flirtatious" and raised comparisons with Rep. Anthony Weiner, who resigned from Congress in 2011 after sending racy images of himself to women who were not his wife.

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Brink Review

On the lively and intriguing battlefields of Brink, technical deficiencies and design issues can be as deadly as enemy soldiers.

The Good

• Diverse array of class abilities   
• Movement mechanics mix things up   
• Stylish character customization   
• Multiplayer matches can be intense and exciting.

The Bad

• AI allies and enemies are erratic and unrealistic   
• Online games suffer intermittent lag  
• Movement inconsistency is frustrating   
• Visual shortcomings make things look blurry   
• Only eight core maps.

Greatness is rarely achieved without ambition. Jumping into the battlefields of Brink, you get the immediate sense that you are playing an ambitious first-person shooter. Four interdependent soldier classes and three distinct body types combine to create a diverse array of ways to kill your enemies, support your allies, and move around the battlefield. Brink's team-based skirmishes are rich with opportunities, but they are also hampered by design issues, including frustrating problems with the movement system and the artificial intelligence. Nagging visual shortcomings and online lag also hamper your immersion in this interesting world. There is definitely some fun to be had in these frenetic firefights, but for all its ambition, Brink falls well short of greatness.