No Labels wants a Republican to help take down Trump, but it could still backfire

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No Labels is looking to a Republican-led unity ticket for the 2024 election to help prop up President Joe Biden in his rematch against former President Donald Trump.

Joe Lieberman, founding chairman of No Labels, told the Washington Post that the group is not hoping to boost Trump this election cycle, saying that stopping Trump “from being reelected is a goal even greater than restoring bipartisanship to Washington.”

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The centrist group could tap Geoff Duncan, former Republican lieutenant governor of Georgia, to lead the unity ticket, according to reporting from the Wall Street Journal.

No Labels did not respond to a Washington Examiner request for comment.

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