CommonGroundRPT

70% of us agree. The other 30% own the microphone.
I expose the Perception Gap for the Tired Majority.
Get the Majority Consensus Report👇

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Nobody voted for this war.

The data is clear. The majority is being ignored. Again.

RT if you think Congress should have a say

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What would it take to make this law?

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@highbrow_nobrow @Acyn Are policies in line with the majority of Americans?

Record deficit
Another middle east war / conflict
Record prices on groceries and key household items.

The list goes on.

This is not policy aligned with the majority of Americans.

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The country isn’t as divided as it feels.
The conversation is.

Calling on Joe Rogan, Scott Galloway and anyone with reach:

Help surface the majority we don’t see.
Because when agreement stays invisible, nothing moves.

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If 70%+ of Americans agree on something and nothing changes…
the problem isn’t the people.

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@elonmusk Common sense. Plus, the majority of Americans support this.

Aren't elected government officials suppose to represent the majority?

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@elonmusk Let’s be clear. 83% want term limits. 80% want voter ID. 88% want lower drug prices. 74% oppose Iran ground troops. The majority keeps agreeing. Washington keeps ignoring it. Both sides. @CommonGroundRPT

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@elonmusk Let’s be clear. 80% of Americans support voter ID — including 65% of Democrats. That’s consensus. When the majority agrees this clearly, Washington should act. That’s exactly what we track.

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@nytimes @nytopinion We deserve the facts. There is a reason the majority of Americans don't support this war. It's simple, show us the facts.

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@LindseyGrahamSC @POTUS Do they have a nuclear weapon?

Could it be that we have yet to show the American people or allies that that this was an imminent threat?

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@mariashriver No proof to the American people or global leaders.

This is why the majority of Americans do not support this war.

For The Silent Majority

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@PressSec Why has proof of the "why" not been shared with the American people and global leaders?

Lack of transparency is why the majority of Americans do jot support this war.

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@StephenKing Even more important. How about consult the American people.

The majority did not sign off on this war.

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@newrepublic It's not about left or right. Americans agree on every major issue impacting our country.

This story is never told.

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@newrepublic By majority Americas do not support this war. Asking for justification is a critical step in the democratic process.

Again, we need the silent majority to get engaged in the political process.

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@ramit Gas prices jumped 27 cents in a single week after Iran strikes began. The war Americans didn’t vote for is now hitting their wallets directly. @CommonGroundRPT

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@unusual_whales ~70% of Americans agree on every key issue facing our country.

Do we believe this? Get engaged in the political process.

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@newrepublic The Silent Majority needs to get engaged in the political process.

This isn't left or right; the extremes are controlling the narrative.

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@theUMreal Let's be clear. Polls clearly show the majority of Americans do not support this war.

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@ewarren So why didn't this go to vote?

It's clear that the majority of Americans don't support the war with Iran.

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@CAgovernor So how do we force elected officials to govern? It's not going to happen through tweets.

It's clear Americans by majority don't support this war, yet here we are - again.

This is about the personal impact to people and a government that fails to represent the majority.