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No Labels
No Labels is an American political organization based in the United States, composed of Republicans, Democrats, and independents, whose mission is to "usher in a new era of focused problem solving in American politics." The group is registered as a 501(c)(4) non-profit organization.〔〔
==History and Mission==
No Labels describes itself as an alliance of Republicans, Democrats, and independents. It started as a grassroots movement made up of citizens from across the political spectrum.〔 Its mission is "to usher in a new era of focused problem solving in American politics."〔 No Labels says it does this in three ways: organizing citizens across America, providing a space for leaders who want to solve problems to convene and pushing for common sense reforms to make government work.〔(【引用サイトリンク】url=http://www.nolabels.org/whoweare )〕 No Labels maintains that it is not an attempt to start a third party.〔 It also asserts that it is not a centrist movement. Jon Huntsman has said, "It’s not about centrism, it’s about a new attitude toward the realities we face. It’s about finding Democrats and Republicans who will check their egos at the door.”〔
No Labels was founded by veteran Democratic fundraiser〔 Nancy Jacobson, Republican political adviser Mark McKinnon, and former U.S. Comptroller David Walker, among others. The inaugural meeting of No Labels was held in 2010 at a home in Houston, Texas,〔 and the organization was officially launched six months later in New York City.〔〔 Over 1,000 people representing all 50 states gathered at the launch conference.〔 The event featured a lineup of speakers and panelists consisting of elected officials, journalists, and business leaders, including Mayors Michael Bloomberg and Antonio Villaraigosa; Sens. Kirsten Gillibrand, Joe Lieberman, Evan Bayh, and Joe Manchin; Reps. Bob Inglis and Mike Castle; former Rep. Tom Davis; Gov. Charlie Crist; Lt. Gov. Abel Maldonado; David Brooks; Joe Scarborough; Mika Brzezinski; and David Gergen.〔〔〔〔 As of November 2010, No Labels had raised over $1 million.〔 As a 501(c)4 organization, No Labels is not required to publicly release the names of its contributors. However, the ''Wall Street Journal'' has reported that three of the group's donors are Andrew Tisch, Dave Morin, and Ron Shaich (founder and CEO of Panera Bread and former Treasurer of the Massachusetts Democratic Party).
Conservative and libertarian media outlets consider No Labels to be a movement defined by distaste for the aesthetics of Republicans who came to power in the United States House of Representatives and State legislatures in 2010, and as a vehicle for Democrats who register as Independents, "Republicans in Name Only" (RINOs) who lose Republican primaries, and Nanny State proponents from all political parties.〔("“No Labels” Is Also a Label" ), Commentary Magazine, 6 December 2010〕〔("No Labels: No Specifics, No Coherence, No Point." ), National Review Online, 13 December 2010〕〔("“No Labels”… RINO-Leftist Group…" ), thegatewaypundit.com, 14 December 2010〕〔("'No Labels'? No Thanks!" ), reason.com, 15 January 2013〕〔("ANTI-TEA PARTY NO LABELS CO-FOUNDER UNLEASHES… ), breitbart.com, 2 April 2013〕
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