With the midterms just weeks away, Mike asks whether voters will choose common sense over what he sees as the radical extremes of today’s Democratic Party. From the fight over Christopher Columbus Day to controversial Senate candidates in Minnesota, Texas and Michigan, Mike argues that Democrats’ own words and actions could become a major liability at the ballot box. He also examines the mysterious absence of James Talarico from the campaign trail and the questions that continue to surround his explanation. Meanwhile, new polling shows growing support for Medicare for All, raising a critical question about whether affordability concerns could push voters toward the very policies Mike believes would make things worse.