#centrism

#centrism

No Labels failed to gain traction both with voters and political allies as it aimed to promote centrism.

The concept of a third-party centrist movement has failed to materialize over the years despite public support for compromise. [ more ]

No Labels decided not to field a presidential candidate due to the lack of high-profile centrist contenders.

This decision reinforces the general election faceoff between Biden and Trump, with Kennedy being the only outsider candidate still in contention. [ more ]

Representative Dean Phillips of Minnesota, a Democrat, is considering running on the ticket of No Labels, a centrist group, if the general election is a rematch between Biden and Trump.

Democratic allies of Biden are concerned that No Labels running a candidate could take votes away from Biden.

Phillips has a long relationship with No Labels and has communicated with their chief executive, Nancy Jacobson. [ more ]

The political landscape in Europe is shifting, with a reevaluation of traditional centrist views and a push for radical change. [ more ]