He says his amendment is a common sense one.
Despite this abundance of common sense, one shouldn't spend too much time in Fowler's company.
Paul Sullivan, the director of Veterans for Common Sense, one of the groups involved in the lawsuit, said of the department: "I'm pleased they're responding.
But once one gets beyond these pieces of common sense, one quickly descends into the realm where small gains in safety come at the cost of increasingly complicated and time-consuming steps.
Every four years or so, Dimbleby gets his rightful position as anchorman over the general election, and you sit there until the early hours wishing you could vote for the voice of common sense, one that sees no distinction between rich and poor, black and white, male and female or right and left.
Common sense, one would think.
However, and this defies common sense, one gallon of methanol has more accessible hydrogen than one gallon of liquid hydrogen.
"It is common sense," one may exclaim in exasperation, "that reading and texting while driving is dangerous.
The idea is a common sense one: the people now forced to labor at jobs they hate would be liberated to create new businesses they invest with creativity.
