No Labels Pushes for Third-Party Presidential Candidate Amidst Rising Voter Discontent

Critics Warn of Potential Spoiling Effect, While Organization Insists on Providing Viable Alternative

No Labels, a political organization seeking to provide a third-party alternative for the 2024 presidential election, has qualified for the ballot in 12 states and aims to be on the ballot in all 50 states.
Joe Lieberman, No Labels founding chairman, reports unprecedented anger towards Republicans and Democrats, with 60-70% of Americans asking for another choice besides Trump and Biden.
Critics, including former President Obama's 2012 campaign manager Jim Messina, warn that a third-party candidate could split the Democratic vote and lead to a Trump victory.
Potential candidates for the No Labels ticket include Democratic Sen. Joe Manchin and former Maryland Republican Gov. Larry Hogan.
Despite criticisms, No Labels insists their goal is not to 'spoil' the election but to provide a viable third option for voters dissatisfied with the major parties.