|  | A Historic Week for No Labels
This was a big week for No Labels. We celebrated our 10th anniversary with hundreds of supporters who heard firsthand from leaders inside and outside of government - Democrats and Republicans, Senators and Representatives - about the impact that No Labels has made. We also welcome our new National Co-Chair, Governor Larry Hogan. Thank you to all of our supporters for helping us shape No Labels into the movement it is today. Cheers to 10 more years of No Labels! |
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|  | Mitt Romney and Joe Manchin: How we compromised on covid-19 relief
By Senators Mitt Romney and Joe Manchin "In addition to our bipartisan, bicameral legislation, these talks revealed an important truth: that, contrary to conventional wisdom, it is possible to find areas of common interest and to compromise in good faith without violating our principles. We don’t doubt that this legislation will have its critics, but we are confident that it provides the emergency covid-19 relief our nation desperately needs to get us all through the early spring." |
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| As COVID-19 pandemic rages, nation needs bipartisan action
By Governor Larry Hogan, No Labels national co-chair "I believe the overwhelming majority of Americans are demanding their leaders work together to find bipartisan, commonsense solutions. But it’s going to take real leadership to translate the mandate for compromise into action. That’s why I’m honored to accept the position of national co-chair of No Labels. I’ve accepted this role to continue pushing our federal leaders to break the gridlock, to act as a bridge between problem solvers on the state and federal levels, and to encourage all Americans to see that they can play a role in solving the serious problems we face. " |
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| No Labels, Planning Centrist Push in New Congress, Taps Larry Hogan
By Luke Broadwater "The bipartisan political organization No Labels plans to announce on Tuesday that it has named Gov. Larry Hogan of Maryland, a Republican, as its new national co-chairman as it pushes lawmakers to embrace centrist policies in a new Congress. Mr. Hogan, who is trying to play a larger role in national politics as his second term as governor of a solidly Democratic state draws to an end in 2022, will join former Senator Joseph I. Lieberman, Democrat of Connecticut, in leading the organization, which supports the 50-member House Problem Solvers Caucus and a smaller group of eight centrist senators." |
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| | Celebrating 10 Years of No Labels! In celebration of our 10th anniversary, we wanted to share this video with you exploring where No Labels has been and most importantly where we are going. Thank you for joining us on this journey! |
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| Apply for No Labels Youth Congress! We are now accepting applications to the 2021-2022 session of the No Labels Youth Congress, an exclusive opportunity for young people to receive the inside scoop on the inner workings of our nation’s capital and gain the tools and inside experience they need to build a career in politics and civil service. Youth Congress delegates will receive a political education that cannot be found anywhere else, with an opportunity to gain experience across several disciplines, interact with members of Congress, business and community leaders, and help build a grassroots movement across the country. |
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| | New! On the No Labels Podcast In this episode, Dr. Andrew von Eschenbach, president of Samaritan Health Initiatives, Inc., joins us to discuss COVID-19 vaccines and answer question on their development. Dr. von Eschenbach attributes this rapid development to tremendous scientific advances, as well as many regulatory changes that cleared the way for these vaccines to come to market faster. |
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| WATCH: No Labels 10th Anniversary Event Recap Did you miss our 10th Anniversary celebration this week? We heard from leaders inside and outside of government, Democrats and Republicans, Senators and Representatives. Check out our recap to see who joined! |
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