The rise of radicalism on both sides of the political spectrum has led to a growing frustration among moderates. This sentiment has given birth to the idea of a "Common Sense Party," which would encompass individuals from the center-left to the center-right. Such a party could potentially break the current gridlock and enable meaningful action on various issues, rather than the current cycle of partisan bickering. If a significant number of moderates were to leave their respective parties and join the Common Sense Party, it could fundamentally change the political landscape and pave the way for more pragmatic and effective governance.