Weekly Newsletter:  The commonsense majority has called for a presidential debate and for us to fulfill our commitments to our allies. Thanks to your efforts, both are happening.

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Hi John,

You should never have any doubt that the commonsense majority can make a difference when we make our voices heard.

Let’s start with one of the biggest stories of the week – after months of uncertainty over whether we’d see any presidential debates this year, President Biden and former President Trump agreed to get on stage to face off next month.

No Labels has said repeatedly our potential leaders owe it to the American people to make their cases as to how they’d address America’s major problems, from our spiraling debt and deficit to our porous southern border.

And we’ve asked you to add your voice to petitions encouraging the debates to take place, and you responded by the thousands.

Now both campaigns have agreed to set a date for the first debate – June 27, only 41 days from now. This announcement came in the same week we hosted a No Labels Talks ([link removed] ) focused entirely on presidential debates – talk about perfect timing.

The good news doesn’t stop there. Our movement enjoyed another victory this week when President Biden agreed to lift his hold on vital military aid for Israel.

As with the presidential debates, you all rallied time and time again to help make this happen, amplifying voices in Congress like Josh Gottheimer and Ritchie Torres who have been unequivocal in demanding that America support our closest ally in the Middle East in its war against the terrorist group Hamas.

I’ve seen firsthand what our support for Israel means to the folks over there, and I couldn’t be prouder of this community for coming together to ensure America upholds its promises.

Over the past few years, No Labels has steadily built up our movement of commonsense Republicans, Democrats, and independents who believe country should always come before party. Now, we’re showing the rest of America the power we can wield when we band together to get big things done.

Let’s keep up the good work!

With resolve,

Margaret White,

No Labels

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How an unlikely bromance on Capitol Hill led to more weapons on the battlefield in Ukraine ([link removed] )

 By Peter Nicholas

The Capitol Hill cliche of bipartisan friendship in the congressional gym this time came with a geopolitical twist: a new aid package to counter Russia. The story is so familiar that by now it's a Capitol Hill cliche: Lawmakers from different parties meet in the gym and realize amid the clack of iron weights that they have more in common than not.

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This week marks National Police Week, which began in 1962 when President Kennedy designated May 15 as Peace Officers Memorial Day. Each year, 25,000 to 40,000 individuals travel to Washington, D.C. to honor fallen law enforcement officers.

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The Commission on Presidential Debates faces an uncertain future after Biden and Trump bypassed it ([link removed] )

By Jonathan J. Cooper

The nonpartisan Commission on Presidential Debates, which has planned presidential faceoffs in every election since 1988, has an uncertain future after President Joe Biden and former President Donald Trump struck an agreement to meet on their own.

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No Labels Talks Episode 5: “We Don’t Take Sides” with Frank Fahrenkopf ([link removed] )

No Labels Chief Strategist Ryan Clancy and special guest Frank Fahrenkopf, co-founder and co-chairman of the Commission on Presidential Debates, discuss the history of presidential debates, the non-partisan organization’s role in organizing them, and what we might expect from the 2024 presidential debates.

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