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Common Sense Is Highly Contagious — Except Among Dems

At a recent town hall meeting, moderate Democrat Rep. Marie Gluesenkamp Perez stated that only U. S. citizens should determine election outcomes. Her comment led to a hostile reaction from the audience. The ongoing political climate shows a divide in perspectives, particularly among Democrats, regarding common-sense issues.

1. Reactions to Common Sense: Marie Gluesenkamp Perez faced backlash for her common-sense statement about elections. In contrast, former President Donald Trump has promoted a "revolution of common sense," which resonates with many Americans, except for some Democrats.

2. Trump's Agenda: Trump has quickly enacted policies focusing on border control, taxpayer protection, and traditional values. He has made it safer for Americans to express common-sense opinions on issues like gender, government spending, and corporate responsibilities.

3. Corporate Shifts: Major corporations are distancing themselves from Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) initiatives and are now prioritizing profitable strategies that appeal to a broader audience. There is a noted shift in Hollywood towards producing more family-friendly content.

4. Public Opinion: A poll reveals that many California voters feel disconnected from Democratic leaders, with a significant number wanting to collaborate with Trump rather than confront him. Bill Maher, a liberal comedian, has voiced similar sentiments, expressing surprise at the portrayal of Trump.

5. Democratic Response: Some Democrats react negatively to the burgeoning common sense movement. They struggle to support legislation requiring proof of citizenship for voting and defend actions that contradict their own policies on law and order.

6. Dissent Among Democrats: Democrats are increasingly resorting to aggressive rhetoric and protests, with some comparing friendly interactions with Trump to dining with Hitler. They are also dismissing concerns of female athletes regarding competition against transgender individuals.

7. Future Prospects: AOC is mentioned as a significant figure among Democrats. The overall challenge remains for Democrats to adapt as common sense becomes more popular, despite their resistance.

The article highlights the clash between common-sense opinions and the Democratic stance on various issues. While Trump’s agenda seems to be gaining traction, Democrats are portrayed as struggling with internal discontent and an inability to embrace the shifts in public sentiment. The evolution of common sense in American politics poses challenges for Democrats, who may find it harder to contain these emerging views.

https://issuesinsights.com/2025/04/30/common-sense-is-highly-contagious-except-among-dems/ 

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