No Labels - Revision history

Quidam65 at 19:39, August 14, 2023

2023-08-14T19:39:56Z

Quidam65: /* 2024 Presidential campaign */ update states that have granted ballot access

2023-08-14T19:39:04Z

2024 Presidential campaign: update states that have granted ballot access

Aschlafly: /* 2024 Presidential campaign */

2023-07-30T16:58:33Z

2024 Presidential campaign

Aschlafly: advances

2023-07-30T16:55:39Z

advances

Aschlafly: For 2024, this group has raised $70 million and obtained a third-party spot as of May 13, 2023 on the ballots of Arizona, Colorado, Alaska, and Oregon. As ''USA Today'' explains ...

2023-05-13T16:13:15Z

For 2024, this group has raised $70 million and obtained a third-party spot as of May 13, 2023 on the ballots of Arizona, Colorado, Alaska, and Oregon. As ''USA Today'' explains ...

DavidB4-bot: clean up & uniformity

2016-06-27T22:01:12Z

clean up & uniformity

DavidB4-bot: /* top */Spelling/Grammar Check, typos fixed: a another → an another

2016-06-27T18:11:12Z

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Jpatt at 20:01, September 27, 2011

2011-09-27T20:01:15Z

Jpatt: gr, expand slightly

2011-09-27T19:59:05Z

gr, expand slightly

Jpatt: add ext links

2011-09-27T17:31:01Z

add ext links

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−	'''No Labels''' is a registered 501(c)(4) non-profit political organization that tries to influence the politics of moderation, not siding with [[Democrat]]s or [[Republican]] parties. It is another attempt to create a grassroots organization to challenge the success of the [[Tea Party movement]]. The group was founded in 2010 by Nancy Jacobson and is supported by [[MSNBC]]'s hosts Dylan Ratigan and [[Joe Scarborough]], David Gergen, [[David Frum]] and others in the media. In politics, No labels is supported by Democrats [[Kirsten Gillibrand]], [[Joe Manchin]], [[Debbie Stabenow]], Antonio Villaraigosa, also [[Michael Bloomberg]]. [[RINO]]'s are supporters as well; [[Charlie Crist]], [[Mike Castle]] and others.	+	'''No Labels''' is a registered 501(c)(4) non-profit political organization that tries to influence the politics of moderation, not siding with [[Democrat]]s or [[Republican]] parties. It is another attempt to create a grassroots organization to challenge the success of the [[Tea Party movement]], though Democrats have been the most concerned about the organization's success. The group was founded in 2010 by Nancy Jacobson and is supported by [[MSNBC]]'s hosts Dylan Ratigan and [[Joe Scarborough]], David Gergen, [[David Frum]] and others in the media. In politics, No labels is supported by Democrats [[Kirsten Gillibrand]], [[Joe Manchin]], [[Debbie Stabenow]], Antonio Villaraigosa, also [[Michael Bloomberg]]. [[RINO]]'s are supporters as well; [[Charlie Crist]], [[Mike Castle]] and others.

	== 2024 Presidential campaign ==		== 2024 Presidential campaign ==

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 Since early last year, No Labels has gathered over 700,000 signatures and qualified for the ballot in five states. We have a strategy to get on the ballot in all 50 states, plus Washington, D.C., with the aim of potentially offering our line to an independent Unity presidential ticket in 2024. No Labels is responding to the overwhelming desire of Americans for more choices and voices in our politics – with two-thirds of voters saying they don’t want a rematch of the 2020 election – but we now face organized opposition from a group of political operatives and former elected officials intent on keeping us off the ballot.<ref>https://www.nolabels.org/former-missouri-governor-and-attorney-general-jay-nixon-joins-no-labels-to-protect-the-constitutional-right-of-americans-to-choose-their-leaders</ref>}}
-For 2024, this group has raised $70 million and obtained a third-party spot as of May 13, 2023 on the ballots of Arizona, Colorado, Alaska, and Oregon.  As ''[[USA Today]]'' explains:
 {{cquote|In 34 states, a group that collects enough signatures can hold a spot on the ballot for a candidate to be named later. In the remainder of states, the candidates themselves must secure a place on the ballot.

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 {{cquote|Amid a coordinated effort to undermine No Labels’ work to secure ballot access in states nationwide, we have named Jay Nixon – a lifelong Democrat who spent 30 years serving Missouri as a governor, attorney general and state senator – as director of our new Ballot Integrity Project.
-Since early last year, No Labels has gathered over 700,000 signatures and qualified for the ballot in five states. We have a strategy to get on the ballot in all 50 states, plus Washington, D.C., with the aim of potentially offering our line to an independent Unity presidential ticket in 2024. No Labels is responding to the overwhelming desire of Americans for more choices and voices in our politics – with two-thirds of voters saying they don’t want a rematch of the 2020 election – but we now face organized opposition from a group of political operatives and former elected officials intent on keeping us off the ballot.}}
+Since early last year, No Labels has gathered over 700,000 signatures and qualified for the ballot in five states. We have a strategy to get on the ballot in all 50 states, plus Washington, D.C., with the aim of potentially offering our line to an independent Unity presidential ticket in 2024. No Labels is responding to the overwhelming desire of Americans for more choices and voices in our politics – with two-thirds of voters saying they don’t want a rematch of the 2020 election – but we now face organized opposition from a group of political operatives and former elected officials intent on keeping us off the ballot.<ref>https://www.nolabels.org/former-missouri-governor-and-attorney-general-jay-nixon-joins-no-labels-to-protect-the-constitutional-right-of-americans-to-choose-their-leaders</ref>}}
 For 2024, this group has raised $70 million and obtained a third-party spot as of May 13, 2023 on the ballots of Arizona, Colorado, Alaska, and Oregon.  As ''[[USA Today]]'' explains:
 {{cquote|In 34 states, a group that collects enough signatures can hold a spot on the ballot for a candidate to be named later. In the remainder of states, the candidates themselves must secure a place on the ballot.

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 '''No Labels''' is a registered 501(c)(4) non-profit political organization that tries to influence the politics of moderation, not siding with [[Democrat]]s or [[Republican]] parties. It is another attempt to create a grassroots organization to challenge the success of the [[Tea Party movement]]. The group was founded in 2010 by Nancy Jacobson and is supported by [[MSNBC]]'s hosts Dylan Ratigan and [[Joe Scarborough]], David Gergen, [[David Frum]] and others in the media. In politics, No labels is supported by Democrats [[Kirsten Gillibrand]], [[Joe Manchin]], [[Debbie Stabenow]], Antonio Villaraigosa, also [[Michael Bloomberg]]. [[RINO]]'s are supporters as well; [[Charlie Crist]], [[Mike Castle]] and others.
 For 2024, this group has raised $70 million and obtained a third-party spot as of May 13, 2023 on the ballots of Arizona, Colorado, Alaska, and Oregon.  As ''[[USA Today]]'' explains:
 {{cquote|In 34 states, a group that collects enough signatures can hold a spot on the ballot for a candidate to be named later. In the remainder of states, the candidates themselves must secure a place on the ballot.
 No Labels’ plan is to gain ballot access for a unity ticket by the first quarter of 2024 in every state where that’s possible, [Ryan Clancy, No Labels chief strategist] said.<ref>https://www.usatoday.com/story/news/politics/elections/2023/05/13/no-labels-third-party-candidate-2024-spoiler-for-biden-trump/70195996007/</ref>}}
 In August 2011, No labels got a boost from the CEO of Starbuck's. He championed the group through his protest campaign that seeks to stop giving donations to D.C. until gridlock is removed.

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 '''No Labels''' is a registered 501(c)(4) non-profit political organization that tries to influence the politics of moderation, not siding with [[Democrat]]s or [[Republican]] parties. It is another attempt to create a grassroots organization to challenge the success of the [[Tea Party movement]]. The group was founded in 2010 by Nancy Jacobson and is supported by [[MSNBC]]'s hosts Dylan Ratigan and [[Joe Scarborough]], David Gergen, [[David Frum]] and others in the media. In politics, No labels is supported by Democrats [[Kirsten Gillibrand]], [[Joe Manchin]], [[Debbie Stabenow]], Antonio Villaraigosa, also [[Michael Bloomberg]]. [[RINO]]'s are supporters as well; [[Charlie Crist]], [[Mike Castle]] and others.
 In August 2011, No labels got a boost from the CEO of Starbuck's. He championed the group through his protest campaign that seeks to stop giving donations to D.C. until gridlock is removed.
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 ==External links==
 * [http://nolabels.org/ Official website]

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 '''No Labels''' is a registered 501(c)(4) non-profit political organization that tries to influence the politics of moderation, not siding with [[Democrat]]s or [[Republican]] parties. It is another attempt to create a grassroots organization to challenge the success of the [[Tea Party movement]]. The group was founded in 2010 by Nancy Jacobson and is supported by [[MSNBC]]'s hosts Dylan Ratigan and [[Joe Scarborough]], David Gergen, [[David Frum]] and others in the media. In politics, No labels is supported by Democrats [[Kirsten Gillibrand]], [[Joe Manchin]], [[Debbie Stabenow]], Antonio Villaraigosa, also [[Michael Bloomberg]]. [[RINO]]'s are supporters as well; [[Charlie Crist]], [[Mike Castle]] and others.
-In August of 2011, No labels got a boost from the CEO of Starbuck's. He championed the group through his protest campaign that seeks to stop giving donations to D.C. until gridlock is removed.
+In August 2011, No labels got a boost from the CEO of Starbuck's. He championed the group through his protest campaign that seeks to stop giving donations to D.C. until gridlock is removed.
 ==Controversy==
 No Labels says they are not for any one party, a grassroots operation. Yet, all of their leadership is connected with the D.C. beltway.
-One of their first campaign efforts will be to re-elect RINO [[Olympia Snowe]]. In doing so, they're targeting Tea Party candidates for defeat. <ref>[http://irregulartimes.com/index.php/archives/2011/08/05/no-labels-field-director-reveals-plan-to-intervene-in-maine-senate-primary-in-2012/ No Labels Field Director Reveals Plan to Intervene in Maine Senate Primary in 2012, IrregularTimes.com, September 5, 2011]</ref> Snowe is not a centrist but a leftist. She is for govt bailouts and raising taxes. She supports big-government [[statism]] that rules over the citizens. A vote for Snowe is a vote for [[abortion]]. This exposes the No Labels group for who they really stand for.
+One of their first campaign efforts will be to re-elect RINO [[Olympia Snowe]]. In doing so, they're targeting Tea Party candidates for defeat.<ref>[http://irregulartimes.com/index.php/archives/2011/08/05/no-labels-field-director-reveals-plan-to-intervene-in-maine-senate-primary-in-2012/ No Labels Field Director Reveals Plan to Intervene in Maine Senate Primary in 2012, IrregularTimes.com, September 5, 2011]</ref> Snowe is not a centrist but a leftist. She is for govt bailouts and raising taxes. She supports big-government [[statism]] that rules over the citizens. A vote for Snowe is a vote for [[abortion]]. This exposes the No Labels group for who they really stand for.
-==See Also==
+==See also==
 * [[RINO]]
 * [[Coffee Party]]
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-==External Links==
+==External links==
 * [http://nolabels.org/ Official website]

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−	'''No Labels''' is a registered 501(c)(4) non-profit political organization that tries to influence the politics of moderation, not siding with [[Democrat]]s or [[Republican]] parties. It is a another attempt to create a grassroots organization to challenge the success of the [[Tea Party movement]]. The group was founded in 2010 by Nancy Jacobson and is supported by [[MSNBC]]'s hosts Dylan Ratigan and [[Joe Scarborough]], David Gergen, [[David Frum]] and others in the media. In politics, No labels is supported by Democrats [[Kirsten Gillibrand]], [[Joe Manchin]], [[Debbie Stabenow]], Antonio Villaraigosa, also [[Michael Bloomberg]]. [[RINO]]'s are supporters as well; [[Charlie Crist]], [[Mike Castle]] and others.	+	'''No Labels''' is a registered 501(c)(4) non-profit political organization that tries to influence the politics of moderation, not siding with [[Democrat]]s or [[Republican]] parties. It is another attempt to create a grassroots organization to challenge the success of the [[Tea Party movement]]. The group was founded in 2010 by Nancy Jacobson and is supported by [[MSNBC]]'s hosts Dylan Ratigan and [[Joe Scarborough]], David Gergen, [[David Frum]] and others in the media. In politics, No labels is supported by Democrats [[Kirsten Gillibrand]], [[Joe Manchin]], [[Debbie Stabenow]], Antonio Villaraigosa, also [[Michael Bloomberg]]. [[RINO]]'s are supporters as well; [[Charlie Crist]], [[Mike Castle]] and others.

	In August of 2011, No labels got a boost from the CEO of Starbuck's. He championed the group through his protest campaign that seeks to stop giving donations to D.C. until gridlock is removed.		In August of 2011, No labels got a boost from the CEO of Starbuck's. He championed the group through his protest campaign that seeks to stop giving donations to D.C. until gridlock is removed.

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		+	==External Links==
		+	* [http://nolabels.org/ Official website]