The Laffer Curve embodies a commonsense principle: there is a point at which raising taxes becomes counterproductive.
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Expanding background checks for would-be gun owners is a commonsense proposal much like requiring a photo ID before someone is allowed to vote.
Then commonsense took a hand: the two countries agreed to pick two envoys to study the issue.
And the American people, I think, were ready to embrace a commonsense solution.
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Witz: Unfortunately, commonsense has never provided a fiduciary a reliable defense.
Susan Collins of Maine said she would support the compromise because it exempted private family gun transactions from needing a background check, calling it a "commonsense approach" that required the screening only for commercial transactions.
Early on he showed a penchant for commonsense analysis and maneuvering behind the scenes to get what he wants.
Early on he showed a penchant for commonsense analysis and maneuvering behind the scenes to get what he wanted.
Innovation flourishes in a benign environment of low taxes, a sensible judiciary and commonsense regulation.
Charles Schumer said the temporary move is a "solid, commonsense step" toward maintaining safe skies.
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So I think the question is whether or not regulations that anybody might find burdensome meet a very simple, commonsense test.
Confucius was a philosopher preaching good commonsense values for Asians to follow.
"The accord veers away from commonsense solutions and seeks to advance a narrow agenda driven by special interests, " said National Retail Federation President and CEO Matthew Shay in a statement.
The Hyde bill includes several commonsense reforms, such as placing a higher burden of proof on the government to show that the property is subject to forfeiture because of illegal use.
That is why I feel so strongly that we need to enact a set of updated, commonsense rules to ensure accountability on Wall Street and to protect consumers in our financial system.
"The legislation that passed the Judiciary Committee with a strong bipartisan vote is largely consistent with the principles of commonsense reform I have proposed and meets the challenge of fixing our broken immigration system, " he said in a statement.
So, I mean I want to think and to watch developments on this and you can be sure that I'm mindful of my obligations but I also to have to take into mind what a reasonable man would do with commonsense in the light of developments.
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But a partisan minority of Senators blocked this commonsense law.
Mr. STEVE ELLIS (Member, Tax Payers for Commonsense): The reason why every agriculture entity from a citrus grower in Florida, to a rice farmer in Arkansas, to a rancher in Montana, to a cotton farmer in California, is getting this money, is because that's the way that you can get all the support.
His belief that the typical individual could make a profit in the market by getting good advice and sticking to basic commonsense rules.
And we should all take a step back -- because the question here is should the American people have commonsense, clear disclosure?
Paramount faced a similar problem, but its numbers picked up in the last two years after the company made some commonsense adjustments.
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