The summer of 2023 is over, and that means two things.

The NFL season is about to start, and so is the presidential political season, for real.

The New Hampshire primary and the soon to follow South Carolina primary are less than six months away.

Soon, we will know who the two candidates are

that will face off to be the next president of the United States. Currently, the conventional

wisdom in America is that it will be a rematch between the overwhelming Republican frontrunner,

the 92 times indicted Donald Trump, and the incumbent president Joe Biden.

There was a recent poll released by the Wall Street Journal and NBC News.

What it says overwhelmingly across the board is the American people do not want this rematch.

Now, put aside your partisanship for a second.

It doesn't matter whether you're a hardcore MAGA or a hardcore anti-Maga, like myself.

Just look at the poll in isolation.

The two parties together are producing choices

the overwhelming majority of the American people don't want.

What will they do about it?

Now, the first dynamic of the fall campaign that's going to

start to come into view is no labels for real or not. Do they have any money or not? Do they have

the $100 million cash available to start securing ballot access in all 50

states? Do they intend to nominate and run through some type of secret process, a ticket that will

offer a third choice across all 50 states with two prominent people on it.

Don't the American people deserve some transparency around their mission, around their goals?

Shouldn't it be clear what it is they intend to do?

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