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  • 64 CORONA VIRUS!!
    This is not the end of the world. Corona virus is dangerous, but if you take a few precautions, you will be safe. Wash your hands, cover you mouth when you sneeze, just use your common sense.
    24 min
  • 62 lets get ready to rumble!
    Today the senate continues with the impeachment of the president of the united state, and I touch on some local politics, Deb Denys challenges Jeff Brower for the County Chair position in the volusia county government. By far the better choice is Jeff Brower, I explain.
    26 min
  • 61 Let the Games Begin
    And now the games begin.
    Nancy Pelosi has finally authorized the transition of the articles of the fake impeachment to the US Senate, for the trial to begin.
    The pomp and circumstance of the parade of buffoons across the rotunda was truly a ridicules sigh to see, and Adam Schiff takes the clowns from the liberal circus to the senate, in a ceremonial parade of arrogance.
    Then Mr. Schiff reads the articles to the senate, leaving out very important and key facts of the inquiry.
    Then the Clowns march back to the house of representative, and entered as if they were the royalty of our nation.
    What a joke the entire fiasco was.
    24 min
  • 60 I'm BACK!
    After a two week break for family reasons, I am back,multiple discussions today to try and catch up on the news. all I can say is it will be an interesting multi billion dollar campaign season.
    30 min
  • 59 Remember in November!
    REMEMBER IN NOVEMBER!!!!

    The House impeachment of President Trump is only a day old and it has already moved from folly to farce. Speaker Nancy Pelosi is now threatening to withhold the articles of impeachment that Democrats just passed until the Senate sets trial terms that she and her left-wing faction deem adequate.
    “We cannot name managers until we see what the process is on the Senate side,”

    After hearing the charges, the Senate usually deliberates in private. The Constitution requires a two-thirds supermajority to convict a person being impeached. The Senate enters judgment on its decision, whether that be to convict or acquit, and a copy of the judgment is filed with the Secretary of State.
    29 min
  • 58 House to Vote, and might lose
    Some times I have to record these podcasts on Sunday, because the Crazy Circus comes to town, and the Clowns are still running the Big top.

    The latest escapades of the Democrats in Congress have once again inspired me to speak my mind, exercise my 1st amendment right of free speech.

    Th continuing impeachment droning has echoed through out our nation, trying to remove a sitting president, actually standing because he rarely sits still, and to invalidate our 2016 election.

    The stupidity of it all.

    For some reason, in the majority mind, they cannot wait for the 2020 election , less than 11 months from now, to remove President Trump, by a fair and impartial election.

    That is because they know he will get re-elected.

    The liberals all over the country have said that if they do not remove him by impeachment rial, then he will get re-elected, by a landslide, no matter who they put up against him.

    Lets be real, Hilary was the best they had, and she failed.

    So lets get the bumbling buffoon Joe Biden to run.
    Really?

    One of the worst speaking candidates they have, and the effects of his past brain surgery is starting to show its effects.

    So run the best you have, Mr. Joe "Where the hell am I' Biden, the most forgetful, and verbally clumsy candidate on the campaign trail.

    Good luck Dems.
    29 min
  • 57 The death of the Republic
    Today's date is December 10th 2019, it is a day that shall live in infamy, to quote Franklin Roosevelt, but today is the day that the United States Constitution has been shredded by the Democratic Party.

    At 9 in the morning on Eastern Standard Time, the United States House of Representatives have authorized the writing of Articles of impeachment, following a three-month scam from the Democrats, to impeach a sitting president of the United States and to overturn the 2016 election.

    1 articles that they're going to impeach the president under is abuse of power.

    How can you call it abuse of power, if the president of the United States is doing his job? This is all over a 30-minute conversation with a foreign president, the president of the Ukraine Selinsky, where he asked if they could look into a reported intervening in the United States elections by the Ukraine.

    Also in that same conversation a few moments later he asked if he could look into the issue with burisma, Hunter Biden, and Joe Biden's involved in that.

    This is in response to letters sent to the president of the United States, I was one of them, that wanted somebody to look into the quid pro quo the Joe Biden did with the Ukrainian government back in what 2014?

    Let me play that sound like for you

    That my dear friends, my fellow listener, my fellow Republicans, my fellow American citizen, is extortion. Which by the way is a federal offense.

    How can you say you're not going to get your military aid or, as he said guaranteed loans of one point whatever billions of dollars come up unless you fire a prosecutor that is looking into corruption in your government?

    That is nothing more than saying look if you don't pay me the money for protection your business is going to be beat up. You're going to lose money. You're going to have a bad time and not continue on with your business. That's extortion.

    Yeah. All President Trump did was say could you look into this? He didn't even say and get back to me with what you find. He did not say or else I'll withhold all the money that I'm sending you four hundred plus million dollars.

    As a matter of fact there's a treaty between Ukraine and the United States that says that we will open investigations upon the others request and share that data with r fellow Free Nation.

    How about quid pro quo? Barack Obama on the open mic night and let me play that one for you.

    Mr. Trump never did anything like that this is truly a ridiculous ridiculous State of Affairs for our nation.

    And oh, there's always more.

    The house rules 660, just passed by the House of Representatives for this impeachment, states that the majority party will give the minority a day to call all the witnesses they want to call when it comes to this impeachment.

    And on December 9th Jerry Nadler, chairman of the judicial committee, was asked several time, and points of order were called, and parliamentary procedure was called, points of order you name it it was called so that the Republican could voice their opinions about getting a minority day in Chambers.

    Every request was denied, and Jerry Nadler said I will not hear that, that is not an appropriate point of order, that is. Appropriate request you made so many different excuses for that it was not even funny.

    So the entire dog and pony show yesterday, consisting of two attorneys, one was a Democrat attorney and the other was a republican attorney, talk about being bipartisan, and the board members that sits on the Judiciary Committee could only ask questions of their attorney!

    Yesterday was a complete and total waste of time, effort, and taxpayer dollars, probably somewhere in the neighborhood of three or four million dollars to run that sham of a committee meeting.

    Truly truly the circus was in town and the...
    27 min
  • 55 Finally its over
    Witnesses who testified as public hearings began on Nov. 13:
    Wednesday, Nov. 13 - George Kent, the deputy assistant secretary of state for European and Eurasian affairs, and William Taylor, the top U.S. diplomat in Ukraine.
    25 min

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Common Sense is the brain child of Jason Davis, the Past County Chair of Volusia County Florida.
His unique perspective and knowledge of how Governments are run and how…