by Ray Moors | Oct 27, 2025 | Ideas for Initiatives We Could Sponsor
I believe that our next governor can win on the platform of putting an end to the wasteful High Speed Rail project and proposing that all of those billions in savings be dedicated to purchasing dozens of fire fighting aircraft and the building of more reservoirs to...
by Ilya Gurin | Oct 26, 2025 | Economic Opportunity, Ideas for Initiatives We Could Sponsor
Have you read Abundance by Klein and Thompson? I think the vision it lays out is compelling. They explain how various liberal-led “protections” (labor, environmental, etc.) have hamstrung society’s ability to achieve big things. And...
by mickie winkler | Oct 21, 2025 | CA State Government, Ideas for Initiatives We Could Sponsor
We, the older folks, are now consumed and outraged by the daily barage of news created by Trump. Anything we do will require energy, will be inspirational and will engage our our outrage. I am thining that we should support an energetic effective inspired movement...
by Joe Stiglich | Oct 21, 2025 | CA State Government, Ideas for Initiatives We Could Sponsor
The California Constitution is vague and ambiguous leading to in inefficient government. Solution is new clear and concise constitution (using many great ideas within the Common Sense Party). Common Sense Party efforts should be directed to writing this new...
by Stephen Russell | Oct 21, 2025 | CA State Government, DMV, Ideas for Initiatives We Could Sponsor
Visit DMV have driver test Use sensor in car to monitor daily driving to pass Test Use Driver Ed schools for driver testing local Use simulation for driving test? Clean driving record NO drivers Test for over age 70
by Peter Van Meter | Oct 20, 2025 | Gerrymandering, Ideas for Initiatives We Could Sponsor
Partisan Gerrymandering is one of the primary reasons for our divisive politics. When politicians choose their voters to create “safe” districts, extreme positions can be advanced by either side. I was a quarter finalist for appointment to the independent...
