Common Sense Liner dated July 2006 written by Dan Carlin voiced by Bill Barrett.

There's a disease that affects fully 60% of Americans. It's dividing families,

poisoning minds, and stealing our children's future. It's partisanism, and it's completely preventable.

You just need a little injection of common sense. Stop partisanism before it stops you.

I struggle expressing myself politically these days.

It's heartwarming and a bit worrying to hear so many people out there think that it would be good to hear from me at this time.

I hear on social media we really need to hear a common sense shown. I think to myself that it's wonderful people have such a high opinion of maybe what you could bring to the table.

My wife and children would make it to different. But I think I'm benefiting from the well-known backup quarterbacks in Trump.

The starting quarterbacks who are in there are stinking the place up. I've got to be better.

Until I get out there and fumble five times in the row a couple of picks and get out injured in the first quarter,

we have no way of knowing you can project your own hopes on me.

But that along with like five or six other things has weighed down my ability to actually do this show.

And we've done shows, we've done common sense shows ever since the last common sense shows we've just thrown them all away.

Because they didn't meet my minimum standards. I'm having a problem talking to all of you about these things.

And then the longer it's been since the last show the more things that pile up that are huge right and should be talked about.

Anybody remember impeachment going through a global coronavirus pandemic now impeachment looks like the good old days, doesn't it?

But how do you not talk about something that large? Well, you got a bunch of those things if you go back to the last time we did a show.

And then you got to try to figure out kind of what's going on. It gives some perspective and provides something to pay people back for their hope that you've got something to give them that's worth

not just their time, but if you're finally going to break your silence after all this time. Certainly you have something worth sharing, not a bunch of crap.

So I started writing stuff down and I had a few notes. I don't do much in the way it notes. It screws up the improvisational nature of what I do. But over time 3035 shows, whatever it's been a few notes, develop and so I start writing stuff down on this on this big white board, which I never ever do.

But you know, there's a lot of stuff. And then I start using different colored pens to differentiate one idea from the next.

Then I use a highlighter pen because my whiteboard's not an old chalkboard kind of big heavy paper, the old fashioned kinds of highlighting things with different colors.

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