Hi Friend, 

No Labels poked the partisan bear in Washington by proudly announcing that we were laying the groundwork for a unity ticket in next year’s election. As a result, the very worst of the extremists and troublemakers here in the nation’s capital turned their attention on us to try and scare us into silence. 

But as new op-eds from two of our movement’s leaders show, we believe in this mission, and we’re not backing down just because of some Twitter trolls.  

First, here’s No Labels co-founder and national co-chair, former Sen. Joe Lieberman (I-CT), whose op-ed for CNN talks about our movement’s work to get ballot access in all 50 states so that a unity ticket has the option to compete across the nation: 

"When Ralph Nader ran for president in 2000, he offered a simple rationale for a bid that would ultimately help “spoil” the election for the Democratic ticket I was privileged to be on with Al Gore. In Nader’s view, the two parties were ideologically indistinguishable…Today, of course, no one can reasonably argue that the two parties aren’t ideologically distinct. The core problem in Washington, DC, is that they’re too divided to get much done…Today, No Labels, a nonprofit organization that I co-chair, is laying the groundwork for such a campaign in 2024…If we are successful, a unity ticket — comprised of one Democrat and one Republican — could be presented to voters right next to the Republican and Democratic nominees." 

And here’s what No Labels co-founder and strategist Holly Page had to say in an op-ed for The Hill aimed directly at the partisan nay-sayers who are trying to belittle No Labels into backing down from trying to change the status quo in American politics: 

"The false choices, scare tactics and bullying only reinforce to the exhausted commonsense majority that the extremes have zero tolerance for anyone who doesn’t think exactly like they do. Only 100 percent adherence to their orthodoxy is acceptable, and instead of using persuasion to achieve consensus, they take to social media to scare and fundraise. The irony is that the nation was founded by people who didn’t agree on anything except the principle of liberty. Group think is the most Un-American concept of all."  

We’re so proud of our leaders for showing such incredible backbone by standing up to say what we all know is right and true. Give the pieces a read and share with your friends to show your support for No Labels. 

In other news, here at No Labels HQ, one of the newest pieces of décor is a countdown timer that’s currently showing 358 days – that’s how long we have until our landmark convention in Dallas where we stand up for our nation and declare with one voice that partisanship will no longer hold our nation back from solving the problems that need solved. It’s also the date where we’ll hand off the baton to a unity ticket presidential campaign should the country still need one. 

Between now and then, we’re going to need all hands on deck to keep making the case as to why American voters deserve the greater choice at the ballot box that we know we all want.  

You can help right now by clicking here to answer one simple question: Do you support working together and compromising to get things done? Or do you prefer partisan inaction? 

By taking part in our survey, you’re helping us make the fundamental case for No Labels – that politicians need to put aside the partisanship and put the country first. 

Thanks for your help! 

Margaret White 
Co-executive Director

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