A unity bipartisan presidential ticket is in the works as 800 delegates voted nearly unanimously to move forward toward the November election. The delegates will announce the process for selecting candidates next Thursday. Independent Arizona Senator Kirsten Sinema and former South Carolina Governor Nikki Haley have been confirmed to not be candidates for this ticket.
No Labels co-chair Joe Lieberman expressed that there would have been significant support for Haley if she had shown interest in the nomination. However, Lieberman emphasized the need to respect her decision. The group is currently in talks with potential candidates who they believe will uphold the common-sense majority that No Labels represents.
Meanwhile, independent presidential candidate RFK Jr. delivered his own State of the Union address, highlighting a rejection of fear-mongering across the nation. He noted that 80% of Americans do not want to feel compelled to choose between the lesser of two evils in the upcoming election, expressing fatigue with voting against candidates rather than for them.
Former President Trump criticized President Biden's State of the Union address as polarizing, angry, and hate-filled on social media. Trump is scheduled to meet with Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban, whom the Biden campaign has labeled as a dictator, in Florida today.
