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1:06Now PlayingAt a No Labels town hall, Sen. Joe Manchin said the goal is to give Americans options, dodging questions on a potential presidential campaign.
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No Labels, a bipartisan organization that aims to add a third-party candidate to the ballot in all 50 states for the 2024 presidential race, held its first town hall in New Hampshire.
The organization said it wants candidates who can "declare their freedom from the anger and divisiveness that are ruining our politics and most importantly, our country."
Monday's event at St. Anselm College featured an hourlong discussion among the organization’s co-chairs − Sen. Joe Manchin, D-W.Va., and former Utah Gov. Jon Huntsman, a Republican − who addressed “pressing issues” they believe the country is facing, including gun violence, climate change, a mental health crisis and the nation's debt.
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