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Recruiting the Next Generation of Problem Solvers
This Saturday, October 24 we're looking to engage the next generation of Problem Solvers in the No Labels Movement. Our Youth Congress seminar will highlight the history of bipartisanship and emphasize why young people should embrace the politics of problem solving. Supporters from age 16 to 35 are welcome to join our virtual event this Saturday at 2:00 PM ET. Click below to RSVP!

Not 16 to 35 years old? You can still help! Click here to share the event with a friend via Facebook.

Interested in Volunteering on a Campaign?

No Labels is putting together a volunteer program to help support members of the Problem Solvers Caucus! We are looking for volunteers to help certain members in their general election campaign. Many members will have a tough race in the fall, and they need our help to ensure they win and remain a Problem Solver in the next Congress.  

If you are interested, please take this short survey.

Virtual Event: No Labels Youth Congress

Join us on Saturday, October 24 at 2PM ET for the next virtual session of the No Labels Youth Congress. Our Chief Strategist Ryan Clancy and No Labels Co-founder Ron Christie will lead a conversation about the transformative history of bipartisanship in America. This interactive seminar will explain how throughout history, bipartisanship has been the best and often the only way to create real, durable change and how No Labels is applying this history lesson to today. No Labels is an organization unlike any other with a theory of political change unlike any other. On the 24th, our Chief Strategist Ryan Clancy will walk you through it and answer your questions.

PRESS RELEASE: PSC Co-Chairs Tom Reed and Josh Gottheimer Lead Bipartisan Letter Encouraging COVID Relief Agreement in Eleventh Hour

"The bipartisan Problem Solvers Caucus, sent a letter to Congressional leadership and President Trump urging both sides to work together to get a bipartisan COVID-19 relief deal across the finish line as soon as possible.

The bipartisan group of lawmakers noted, “We are only 14 days away from the election, after which the prospect of moving stimulus legislation forward is very dim until early February. Every day that passes is another missed opportunity to deliver relief for American families and businesses who will continue to suffer needlessly as a result of Congress failing to do its job...”

LETTER: Those wanting less division can support No Labels
By David Saltz, No Labels Leader, Georgia

"There is an organization called No Labels whose mission is to combat partisan dysfunction in politics and “usher in a new era of focused problem solving in American politics.”

Their biggest success is the formation of the Problem Solvers caucus in U.S. House of Representatives. The Problem Solvers caucus has 50 members, 25 Democrats and 25 Republicans and cannot endorse any legislation unless 75% of the members approve of it. They are committed to finding common ground and common-sense solutions to the country’s toughest problems..."

Beyond Social Security and Toward Real Retirement Security
By Olive Morris

"When the Social Security Act of 1935 was signed into law by President Franklin D. Roosevelt, only six percent of Americans were over the age of 65, meaning only 7.8 million people were old enough to receive benefits from the new program. Today, 16% of Americans are over 65, meaning 54 million Americans are eligible to collect benefits, seven times as many as when the program began..."

New! On the No Labels Podcast

Dr. Wayne Frederick was appointed president of Howard University in 2014, before which he had served as Provost and Chief Academic Officer of the university. He is also the Chair of Surgery. In this episode, he will discuss the role Howard University is playing in the racial climate in the country and in higher education.

October Member Briefing Outtakes: No Labels Conversation with Dave Walker

Didn't get to attend out October Member Briefing this past week? Check out our recap video and hear from Dave Walker speak about his new book "America in 2040: Still a Superpower?"

We want to hear from you. 
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