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      XPost: alt.politics.democrats       From: johnny@invalid.net              By Thomas Phippen       March 12, 2023              A political party has won ballot access in three states, aiming to       offer voters a viable third-party option for president in 2024, and       Democrats are worried the group will act as a "spoiler" to hand the       presidency to Republicans.              No Labels, a group that claims to want to give voters a non-extreme       presidential option next year, has gained enough support to appear on       2024 presidential election ballots in Colorado, Arizona and Oregon.       Criticism of the group varies between those calling it a blatant effort       to hurt President Joe Biden's reelection chances to those calling it       outright grift.              "Rather than producing a third-party ticket that would defy the       overwhelming odds and win, No Labels is on track to field a spoiler who       would reelect Trump or a Trump-like Republican," think tank Third Way       said in a memo this week.              "No Labels is committed to fielding a candidate that will,       intentionally or not, provide a crucial boost to Republicans — and a       major obstacle to Biden. As a result, they’ll make it far more likely —       if not certain — that Donald Trump returns to the White House."              https://www.foxnews.com/politics/the-newest-political-party-on-t       e-ballot-in-three-states-has-democrats-terrified              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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