The centrist group No Labels has decided to withdraw its plans to run a presidential ticket in the 2024 election, citing their failure to secure a suitable candidate. What Happened: As reported by The New York Times, the decision was announced by No Labels leader Nancy Jacobson on Thursday. The group had previously raised $60 million for a bipartisan “unity ticket,” but faced numerous rejections from prominent Republicans and Democrats. No Labels had assured its donors and members that it would field a candidate if President Biden and former President Donald J. Trump were the main parties’ nom…
