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The political organization No Labels is pushing one message for 2024 by partisanship.

This year we hope that No Labels Common Sense Division helps to bring our political parties back together,

revives our government and reunites the American people.

That's Joe Lieberman speaking at a No Labels event in Manchester, New Hampshire in July.

He's one of the founding chairman of the group and a former US senator from Connecticut.

Created in 2010 by Democratic operative Nancy Jacobson, No Labels has worked to create the so-called problem solvers caucus in Congress.

Jacobson once said if its bipartisan advocacy quote, No Labels doesn't mean don't have a label.

It just means put the label aside and work together and do what government needs to do.

End quote.

Well this election cycle, No Labels believes what it needs to do is influence the 2024 presidential race

and possibly run its own third party candidate.

According to a recent poll out of Quinnipiac University, that's something nearly half of voters say they would consider.

The group is pushing to get on the ballot in all 50 states and plans on holding its own convention in Dallas next April.

But No Labels doesn't mean no agenda and the 2024 election is not a normal presidential cycle.

Critics say that while No Labels claims to champion unity launching a third party candidate

could instead propel the most divisive political figure in America back to the White House.

The twice impeached, thrice indicted, election denier Donald Trump.

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