The presidential campaign has been long on conflict and short on serious policy proposals. But a candidate who got behind a thoughtful, bipartisan policy agenda could get a lot done in the White House. In just six months America will elect a new President, and our nation isn’t even close to having a debate that …
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Since we launched in 2010, No Labels has had a distinct focus: Bringing America’s leaders together to solve big problems. For the past two years, No Labels has worked diligently to create a playbook for our next president that represents both good politics and good policy. Working with our pro-bono partner Deloitte Consulting, No Labels …
WASHINGTON — The presidential campaign thus far seems to be heaped with broadsides and broad promises. When policy does enter in, it’s often not fleshed out or bipartisan in appeal: Build a wall. Healthcare like Denmark. Seeing an opportunity in America’s political polarization and gridlock, the nonpartisan group “No Labels” on Thursday sought to offer …
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Jon Huntsman ran for president in 2012 and when he looks at the current state of the 2016 contest, he isn’t much impressed. “Absolutely content-free,” the former Republican candidate said at a luncheon Thursday. Joseph Lieberman ran in 2004 for the Democratic nomination and he is no more enthusiastic. “More heat than light,” he said …
Washington • Save Social Security. Fix roads and bridges. Reform the tax code. Oh, and create 25 million new jobs. Those are a few of the ambitious goals laid out by a bipartisan group headed by former Utah Gov. Jon Huntsman and former Sen. Joe Lieberman who are urging the incoming president and Congress to …
HUNTSMAN GROUP UNVEILS PLANS TO SOLVE AMERICA’S WOES Read More »
Amid one of the most heated, polarized election cycles in modern U.S. history — itself set against a Congress and White House paralyzed by left-right gridlock — a group dedicated to uniting liberals and conservatives in Washington wants the next president to give bipartisanship a chance. The group No Labels and its co-chairs, former Utah …
When former Utah Gov. Jon Huntsman made his bid for the White House in the 2012 race, he looked presidential, gave a Reagan-esque speech in front of the Statue of Liberty, spoke fluent Chinese with a flourish — and then abandoned his bid six months later. Then interesting things happened: Mr. Huntsman flatly announced in …
