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This hour on The Colin McEnroe Show, we look at how common sense is used in politics. Plus, is there really such a thing as ...

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As the recent and indecisive German federal election results show, things will have to become much worse for the political pendulum to swing back towards common sense. Time though is running out.

the sense of urgency to end the war has reached an unprecedented level among all parties, making "peace" the largest common denominator at that day's Security Council meeting. The three-year-long ...