Am I the only person who would like to vote for "The Common sense party" if it existed.?

Answer 1

No, I'm with you. The world has a serious problem with the lack of common sense, and not just in politics.

Answer 2

The one thing I've learned about Common Sense is that it really isn't all that common. It sounds good in theory, but you'd never get more than a few people to agree on what "common sense" really means.

Answer 3

Nope.
I'm a registered Independent.
There are always more than two political parties in Presidential elections. Lots of people are unaware of that fact.
Support politicians who support political reform, and eventually you may get your Common Sense Party candidate elected!

Answer 4

Well, I vote for the person, not the party, and it would depend who the candidate was. I wish everyone would have a bit more common sense, though! ;-)

Answer 5

the reality is maximum individuals anticipate others to "get it" even as doing something with them, especially even if it really is someone they understand. regrettably, the international doesn't paintings that way. worry-free sense typically comes from us doing a job earlier, or research it, or note good judgment to the concern or interest obtainable. all of us imagine in yet otherwise.

Answer 6

Lets vote for Lou Dobbs he makes sense.

Answer 7

I would but not most. Remember many vote for a certain party just because their daddy and grand daddy did.

Answer 8

One person's common sense is another person's crackpot theories.

Answer 9

I would join if allowed to judge what is "common sense". Some people think they know, but alas, they are clueless!!

Answer 10

It doesn't matter who is voted into the presidential office. There will always be people who complain and blame everything on the president. It will never end because ya can't please everyone.