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“If you pause AI research, you’re also pausing the research on how to make it safer.”
On a No Labels call this week, Daniel Castro (@castrotech) made the case that innovation and safety don’t have to be competing goals.
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China’s Cultural Revolution showed where the politics of hate can lead: mass imprisonment, torture, and the killing of political opponents.
Now Hasan Piker (@hasanthehun) is openly calling for that kind of political violence in America.
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The politics of hate tells us that anyone who disagrees with us is the enemy.
@HaleyforMI is calling for something better – respectful disagreement, civility, and a focus on actually solving problems. That’s what America needs more of.
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The politics of hate thrives when leaders are afraid to speak up.
Credit to @RepCuellar for calling out Hasan Piker's (@Hasanthehun) comments. We need more leaders willing to reject hateful rhetoric – no matter where it comes from.
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Twenty-five years later, what role has 9/11 played in America's political polarization?
We asked former CIA analyst Martin Gurri (@mgurri) on a recent No Labels call about how the attacks reshaped American politics, security, and civil liberties.
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America still leads China in AI – but by a matter of months, not years.
On a recent No Labels call, leading AI policy expert and former Pentagon strategist @Gregory_C_Allen warned that taking more time to test powerful AI systems may make them safer, but it could also give China time to catch up.
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Here are ten leaders willing to stand up and fight the politics of hate.
That takes courage. Especially when it comes from your side. Thank you @SenatorSlotkin @RepJoshG @SenJackyRosen @RepSusieLee @RepJeffries @RitchieTorres @SenBooker @RepSchneider @RepScholten @RepAuchincloss
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Republicans and Democrats alike should follow @RepJoshG’s lead and condemn Hasan Piker (@hasanthehun).
The politics of hate has no place in America – and rejecting it shouldn’t be partisan.
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We should all be able to unite against the politics of hate.
@Schneider4IL10 is right to speak out clearly. Leaders across the political spectrum should reject Hasan Piker's (@hasanthehun) calls for violence.
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A “big tent” shouldn’t mean letting the loudest people on the fringes call the shots. It should mean fighting for the broad majority of Americans who want common sense, compromise, and results.
@andrewcuomo is right: leaders have to be willing to reject the extremes and fight for normal people.
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The Declaration of Independence did more than announce America’s freedom. It helped turn 13 separate colonies into “one people.”
On a No Labels call this week, historian @MichaelAuslin said the Declaration's message of national unity may be just as important today as its promises of liberty and equality.
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Voters want commonsense solutions to lower costs – not anti-American schemes to abolish the Senate, eliminate prisons, and erase our borders.
@RepJoshG is right to call out these extremists. More leaders need to speak up before they hijack the Democratic Party.
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The filibuster can be frustrating when your party is in power. That’s the point. It prevents either side from governing alone and forces senators to seek common ground.
@SenFettermanPA is right to defend one of the last tools forcing Washington to work together. That is exactly the kind of governing No Labels stands for.
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Most Americans are not political extremists. But our primary system rewards the small slice of voters who are.
On a No Labels call today, @SenEvanBayh explained how low-turnout primaries reward ideological extremes and shut out independents and moderates.
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America became the world’s leading economic power through free enterprise, competition, and innovation – not socialism.
Credit to @jaredpolis for standing up to the extremist forces in both parties trying to tear down what works. That is the commonsense leadership No Labels fights for.
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Extremists are trying to hijack both parties. Leaders have to be willing to say: they do not speak for us.
@RepJoshG is drawing that line against @ZohranKMamdani and the socialist left.
No Labels stands with leaders who reject the extremes and fight for America’s commonsense majority.
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The federal government now spends nearly $24 billion a week on interest – money that cannot be invested in the priorities Americans actually care about.
@MayaMacGuineas is right: both parties need to stop pretending this problem will solve itself. America needs a bipartisan plan to get the debt under control.
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🚨 The first Problem Solver Seal of the 2026 cycle is here.
No Labels is proud to award it to @RoyCooperNC – a proven leader who has governed through divided government, delivered bipartisan results, and consistently put people ahead of party.
This is what commonsense leadership looks like. Thank you, Gov. Cooper!
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Gerrymandering is one reason Washington keeps producing safe seats, louder extremes, and fewer problem solvers.
The @ProbSolvCaucus is offering a commonsense path forward: fairer maps, clearer rules, and a Congress that answers to voters – not partisan mapmakers.
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Millions of Americans feel politically unrepresented, trust in major institutions is falling, and more voters are identifying as independents.
RealClearPolitics’ @CarlCannon joined No Labels to talk about what that means for American politics — and why the two-party system is struggling to meet the moment.
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Patriotism should never belong to one party.
@RepTomSuozzi is right: loving America means believing our ideals are worth defending and our country is worth improving. That is the kind of politics No Labels is fighting for: rejecting the extremes and bringing Americans together.
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Ellie and Larra, the daughters of @RepJoshG and @MarkwayneMullin, are showing the country what Washington too often forgets: our differences do not have to divide us.
That is the spirit behind their new book – and the future of politics No Labels is fighting for.
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Socialism will not lower costs, make communities safer, or rebuild the middle class.
@RepTomSuozzi is standing up for a different vision: capitalism, patriotism, free speech, and commonsense solutions.
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Medal of Honor recipient and U.S. Army Major Nicholas Dockery offers a message America badly needs: we should not have to wait for tragedy to remember that we are one people.
Powerful piece from @TheFP on patriotism, unity, and why the best of America is still worth fighting for.
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The lesson from New York is not that Democrats should run left. It’s that the center has to get organized.
@RepTomSuozzi is leading the charge to reject the extremes and build a politics rooted in common sense, capitalism, and results.
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Ben duPont's ancestors fled the French Revolution and ended up supplying the Union Army and helping build the atomic bomb. His new @WSJopinion op-ed is a good reminder that America's strength has always come from people who chose this country and were given a real chance to contribute.
We need an immigration system worthy of that legacy.
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One thing @RepJoshG said that more people need to say: Whatever high-minded goals the Democratic Socialists of America claim to stand for, their actual agenda is a “declaration of war against common sense.”
Josh and other No Labels allies in both parties are actually doing the work required to deal with high housing and healthcare costs and the other problems that matter.
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.@melissadderosa is right, and more Democrats should stand up and say it.
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Everyone in Washington knows how bad the debt and deficit have become. But Jamie Dimon is right: they probably won’t act until it becomes a crisis.
Our latest report, Nightmare on Main Street, explores just how catastrophic a debt crisis would be – and why leaders need to act before it is too late.
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Disagreement is part of democracy. Threats, assaults and intimidation are not.
@ncri_io's latest report should concern everyone. America cannot function when elected officials, law enforcement officers, judges and prosecutors face rising threats just for doing their jobs.
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Political violence has no place in America.
The plot to attack the White House UFC event by anti-Israel extremists is a chilling reminder that law enforcement must have the tools and support needed to stop threats before they become tragedies.
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The fastest-growing political identity in America isn’t Republican or Democrat. It’s independent. That should be a wake-up call to Washington.
The country is hungry for leaders who reject the extremes, work across party lines and focus on the issues that actually matter.
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Foreign investment can benefit America. But @JSchanzer and @NatalieEcanow of @FDD told a No Labels call this week that Qatar’s spending raises a harder question:
When a foreign government with ties to Hamas and other extremist actors pours money into U.S. institutions, is it investment – or influence buying?
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It’s easy to call out the other party. It takes courage to demand accountability from your own.
@JohnFetterman is right: voters deserve answers from Graham Platner (@GrahamForMaine).
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Some choices are bigger than party.
That’s the case @JeffFlake makes in this must-read Washington Post op-ed, urging Maine Democrats to put character over partisanship and back @SenSusanCollins.
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Higher prices squeeze families, push up borrowing costs, and make America’s debt and deficit problems even harder to solve.
Washington needs commonsense leaders focused on results, not excuses.
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This is why No Labels keeps warning that America’s dangerous debt levels have real consequences.
Social Security’s trust fund is now projected to run dry in late 2032, one quarter earlier than previously expected.
Read our latest publication Nightmare on Main Street to see why leaders in both parties need to come together on a serious fiscal solution.
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Rep. @AdamGrayCA is exactly right: voters don’t need more lectures from Washington – they need leaders focused on making everyday life easier.
Affordable homes. Cheaper energy. Better infrastructure. Functioning institutions. That’s the problem-solving politics America needs right now.
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When Washington is pulled toward the extremes, @RepJoshG keeps doing what he’s always done: building coalitions, working across the aisle, and focusing on results.
That’s the kind of problem-solving leadership Congress needs more of.
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Too many leaders only speak up when the problem is on the other side.
Credit to @JohnFetterman for making clear that standards matter even when it’s politically inconvenient – and even when it means challenging someone in your own party like Graham Platner (@grahamformaine). That's courage.
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When @JoeCunninghamSC flipped a GOP seat in South Carolina, he did it by meeting voters where they were: the middle, not the extremes.
This week, Rep. Cunningham told a No Labels call his simple advice for Democrats today: the party has gone astray, and the way back starts with earning voters’ trust again.
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The national debt has real consequences for Americans.
Our latest publication, Nightmare on Main Street, helps show lawmakers exactly what those consequences could look like for families, retirees, workers, and the country.
@Deseret covered our work to bring problem-solving leaders together on this issue before it’s too late.
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A No Labels supporter captured this footage at a @HamawyForNJ rally in New Jersey.
The message: “Abolish ICE thugs,” "dismantle DHS," and attack moderate Democrats who won’t fall in line.
This is the movement Hasan Piker (@HasantheHun) is pushing to take over the Democratic Party – and exactly the kind of extremism that makes problem solving impossible.
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Eight major candidates. One open governor’s seat. A top-two primary that could scramble the usual party lines.
No Labels built a simple guide to help California voters see where the candidates stand – without digging through hours of debates and campaign websites.
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The war with Iran is not over yet.
Elliott Abrams, former U.S. Deputy National Security Advisor, told a No Labels call yesterday the central question remains whether Iran will make real concessions on its nuclear program.
His closing advice: stay with it. No bad deal. No sanctions relief without serious concessions. And do not abandon the Iranian people.
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This is huge, and every American trying to buy a house or build a better life for themselves should all be worried.
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South Carolina's Shane Massey just blocked his own party's gerrymandering push. That takes courage, and is the kind of commonsense leadership we need more of.
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NEW: Read our piece in @RCPolitics on what happens when a paper of record abandons its own standards -- and why it matters for anyone who still believes facts should come first.
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Two things can be true at the same time: The U.S. is the world's top energy producer, and millions of Americans pay prices like we're running on empty.
The pipeline between those two facts is called permitting reform. @SenArmstrong wrote the blueprint — now both parties need to build it.
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