Chris Christie Declines No Labels' Third-Party Presidential Bid

Former New Jersey Governor Chris Christie has decided not to pursue a third-party presidential run with No Labels, citing concerns over aiding Donald Trump's re-election.

Chris Christie opts out of No Labels' third-party presidential bid, focusing on preventing Donald Trump's re-election.
No Labels faces challenges in finding candidates, with notable figures like Joe Manchin and Larry Hogan also declining.
The group's efforts are hindered by concerns over finances, preparation, and potential to aid Trump's win.
No Labels continues its mission for ballot access, having qualified in 19 states despite setbacks.
The death of founding co-chair Joe Lieberman marks a significant loss for No Labels amidst its struggles.