No Labels Enters 2024 Presidential Race, Sparks Debate

The political group's entry raises concerns over its potential impact on the election, with critics fearing it could benefit Donald Trump.

No Labels convention chairman Mike Rawlings warns Democrats of the potential impact of the 'Donald Trump train' in the 2024 election.
No Labels, a political group advocating for a third-party presidential ticket, officially entered the race but has not announced any candidates.
Speculation surrounds potential candidates for the No Labels unity ticket, with Geoff Duncan, former lieutenant governor of Georgia, being considered.
Critics argue No Labels' third-party bid could harm President Biden's reelection chances and benefit Donald Trump.
No Labels aims to represent 'common sense leadership' and accountability, distancing itself from the two major parties.