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No Labels is abandoning its efforts to launch a third-party presidential ticket this year after multiple prospective candidates declined to jump into the race, the group announced on Thursday.
The centrist group No Labels will not field a third-party candidate for US president this year, it announced on Thursday.
It was a rough week for No Labels, the influential centrist group that's been working for over a year towards launching a bipartisan, third-party 2024 presidential ticket.
James Carville argued that independent candidate and conspiracy theorist Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s campaign could be bad news for former President Donald Trump in November.
Chris Christie, the former New Jersey governor and two-time losing candidate for the Republican presidential nomination, said he would not mount a third-party White House run – closing another door on No Labels, the non-partisan group seeking to mount a campaign.
Former Republican New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie, a fierce critic of presumed GOP presidential nominee Donald Trump, said Wednesday he would not make a bid for the White House with third-party group No Labels.
Chris Christie, the former New Jersey governor, who mounted a failed, explicitly anti-Trump challenge for the Republican presidential nomination, refused to rule out running on a third-party No Labels ticket, a step most observers rate more likely to damage Joe Biden than Donald Trump.
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