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Chris Christie dismisses No Labels third candidate movement as a ‘waste of time’.

GOP⁢ Candidate ‍Chris Christie Rejects No⁢ Labels Third-Party Movement

GOP⁢ presidential⁢ candidate ​Chris Christie​ firmly stated that he has ⁣no⁢ intention ⁣of‍ joining the ⁢No ⁤Labels ⁤third-party ‍movement,‍ dismissing it as ⁤a “fool’s⁣ errand.” In an ​interview‌ with‍ George Stephanopoulos ⁢on ABC’s ‌This Week, Christie emphasized ⁢his⁣ focus on ⁤winning ​the presidency and highlighted ​that only ⁢the ⁤Republican ⁣and Democratic nominees⁢ have a⁢ realistic chance‍ of achieving ⁢that goal.

No Labels’ Ambition ‌for the⁢ 2024 ⁣Election

No⁤ Labels‍ has‌ been‌ actively advocating‍ for ​a third-party candidate in multiple ‍presidential elections. ⁢Specifically,⁢ for the‌ 2024⁣ election, ​the group⁢ aims to offer alternatives to former ⁤President⁢ Donald ⁣Trump⁣ and President‍ Joe Biden, ⁣catering‍ to ‍voters who ‌desire a departure from the ​2020‍ election outcome.

The ‌organization ⁣has‌ launched ⁣a⁤ $70 million ⁢campaign to secure an independent ticket, causing concern among Democrats​ and their ⁤allies.‌ Center-left groups’ ⁤polling indicates⁤ that ‌a ‌No‌ Labels‌ ticket⁣ could​ potentially act as ‍a​ “spoiler,”‍ resulting in a ⁤narrow victory ⁢for ​Trump.⁣ This has raised speculation ⁢about ‌the potential ⁤third-party candidates,​ with attention primarily ⁤focused on Sen. Joe Manchin (D-WV) and former ‍Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan.

Christie’s ‍Stance ‌on No ​Labels’⁤ Approach

However, ⁣Christie‍ expressed his disinterest in participating in‍ what ‍he⁤ referred ​to ⁣as a ⁣”scattergun⁣ approach” to the ⁢election.⁢ He cautioned ⁣against‌ the unpredictability ⁤of‍ third-party campaigns, ⁣citing‍ examples such as Ross Perot‌ and Ralph ⁣Nader,‌ where the⁤ impact‍ on the election⁢ outcome​ was‌ uncertain.

No ⁤Labels has​ denied⁢ allegations ​that ‌their⁤ campaign⁢ would ⁣benefit ​Trump, asserting ⁢that their ⁣objective ⁤is to challenge‌ the two-party ⁣system and potentially launch‌ an⁣ alternative ‍bid⁢ in‌ the upcoming‌ election. The group⁢ points to polling data ​indicating ​a significant number of undecided ‌voters, approximately⁤ 21%,​ which ⁣they​ believe​ presents‍ an unprecedented opportunity ⁢for a third-party‌ candidate to‍ succeed.

Click here⁣ to read more ‍from ⁢The ‍Washington Examiner.



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