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      Sen. Joe Manchin III (D-W.Va.) and former Utah governor Jon Huntsman (R) point at each other.

      Don’t Fall for No Labels’ Trap

      They are working behind the scenes to get Trump, an existential threat to our democracy, back into the White House.

      Mark Pocan
      Aug 30, 2023

      When I first came to Congress, I was enamored with the alleged ideal behind No Labels and their mission to take partisanship out of politics. A world where people can work together on ideas that help the American people despite ideological differences.

      Boy was I wrong.

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      Sen. Joe Manchin III (D-W.Va.) and former Utah governor Jon Huntsman (R) point at each other.

      Who’s Buying the ‘No Labels’ Label?

      The supposed reform group won’t disclose the source of the hundreds of thousands of dollars it’s hauled in from right-wing corporate interests.

      Jim Hightower
      Jul 31, 2023

      As John Mellencamp sings: “If you don’t stand for something, you’ll fall for anything.” True. And here’s an equally true twist on that aphorism: “If you stand for everything, you won’t amount to anything.”

      In a remarkable achievement, a newly formed political organization calling itself “No Labels” has managed to fall into both traps, standing up for everything and nothing at all.

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      Sen. Joe Manchin

      As Manchin Headlines New Hampshire Event, Critics Slam 'Bullsh*t Idea' of Presidential Run

      "One more time for the people in the back: No Labels, and their candidates like Joe Manchin and Kyrsten Sinema aren't 'bipartisan,'" said one progressive activist. "They are 'corporate-donor-first.'"

      Brett Wilkins
      Jul 17, 2023

      As U.S. Sen. Joe Manchin took his so-called "commonsense" message to a New Hampshire audience on Monday, critics blasted the right-wing West Virginia Democrat for promoting a political organization backed largely by Republican donors and—if he decides to run for president next year as many observers believe he might—possibly helping to return former President Donald Trump to the White House.

      Speaking alongside fellow headliner and former Republican Utah Gov. Jon Huntsman at Monday's No Labels "Common Sense Town Hall" at Saint Anselm College in Manchester, New Hampshire—a key primary state—Manchin said that "I haven't made a decision" about running for president next year, when the coal baron and habitual saboteur of his own party's agenda is also up for Senate reelection.

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