Political violence has no place in our country, now or ever. Sign our One Nation Commitment to take a stand against the divisions in America.

John,

When was the last time I spoke to — and really listened to — someone whose politics differed from mine?

That’s a question we should all ask ourselves today. Because the only way out of this worsening cycle of political hatred — that hit a new low with Saturday’s assassination attempt on former President Trump — is for all of us to commit to doing and being better.

On Saturday morning, thousands of Americans showed up in Butler, PA, to cheer on their favored candidate and exercise their constitutional right to free speech and free assembly. There’s nothing more quintessentially American. But before the day was over, a former and possibly future president was wounded, and an innocent person was dead.

If this doesn’t wake us up to the seriousness of this moment and the importance of changing the tone and tenor of our politics, it’s hard to imagine anything ever could.

Yesterday marked the beginning of the Republican National Convention, and we are less than four months away from a historic election. No one should expect — or want — candidates in either party to do anything other than make the strongest possible case for why they should be elected.

But it isn’t hard to identify the language and behavior that crosses a line — language that paints a political opponent as an evil “other” who is intent on destroying our country.

This has to stop, and the way to start is with each of us. We all have the power to change the way we talk to one another and engage in politics. No Labels wants to invite you today to commit to being part of the solution. We’d like you to sign the “One Nation Commitment,” in which you’d promise to safeguard the fairness and integrity of America’s democratic process by:

- Acknowledging the election winner certified at the joint meeting of Congress in January 2025 as the legitimate president of the United States.

- Calling on your elected representatives to work with the new president, regardless of party, to find commonsense solutions to America's most pressing challenges.

- Serving as a voice for calm and reconciliation by opposing those who endorse or engage in violence that harms people, property, or public spaces.

PLEASE CLICK HERE TO SIGN THE ONE NATION COMMITMENT ▸
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We hope you will also invite your friends and family to do the same. Every participant in the democratic process should be able to affirm the peaceful transfer of power, acknowledge the legitimacy of the next president, and denounce violence. It’s essential for people to go on the record now — before the election results are in — that they support these foundational principles.

In the wake of this weekend’s horrific events, let’s redouble our commitment as Americans to live in peace with one another and prove once again why we remain the greatest democracy in the world.

Ryan Clancy

No Labels

In the wake of the horrific assassination attempt on former President Trump, the tone, tenor and direction of the 2024 presidential election has irrevocably changed. Now, with the Republican National Convention underway, we want to give our community a perspective on what’s happening and what it means from Charlie Black, a veteran of several presidential campaigns. Please join us via Zoom this Thursday, July 18, at 12 PM ET.

Black previously served in the campaigns of President Reagan, George H.W. Bush, George W. Bush, and John McCain and is the Founding Chairman of Prime Policy Group. He is a longtime leader in the No Labels movement who has just the perspective, experience, and wisdom we need right now as we all try to navigate this fraught moment in our politics.

This is a chance to get insights on today’s political moment from someone who’s seen it all.

RSVP HERE ▸
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No Labels anticipates the 2024 election will be even more contentious than 2020, which is why it is so important we use our movement as a force for good. With that in mind, be sure to mark your calendars for December 12th.

On that day in Washington, D.C., we will gather for the No Labels One Nation Conference, where we will mobilize the commonsense majority of Americans and call on the country and our elected leaders to rally behind the next president of the United States, whoever that may be.

RSVP HERE FOR NO LABELS’ DECEMBER 12TH ONE NATION CONFERENCE ▸
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