NEW YORK (AP) — No Labels, a centrist organization focused on promoting bipartisanship in national politics, faces uncertainty following the passing of its founding chairman, Joe Lieberman. Lieberman, a former Connecticut senator, was a vocal advocate for the group's mission of fostering unity in a polarized political landscape.
Despite its efforts to recruit a third-party presidential candidate for the 2024 election, No Labels has encountered challenges in securing prominent figures. High-profile individuals like former New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie and New Hampshire Gov. Chris Sununu have declined offers to join the organization's presidential ticket.
