Dean Phillips is not going to go quietly into that night after his expected failure in his longshot primary bid against President Joe Biden. The Minnesota Democratic Rep. said Saturday that he was considering running on the ticket for No Labels, a third party organization that is loathed and despised by liberals.
The Minnesota Democratic Rep. announced to the New York Times on Saturday that he would drop running on the ticket of No Labels, the third party group despised by liberals that is considering mounting a presidential bid. Dean Phillips may not go slowly into the night after the anticipated failure of his longshot major challenge to President Joe Biden.
If Biden and Trump were scheduled for a rematch—as it appears they are right now —and if polls indicated that” Biden is almost certain to lose,” Phillips said he might join No Labels. Polls for the general election right now indicate a useless heat.
Sen. Joe Manchin ( D- W. V. ) and former Gov. No Labels have courted self-styled centrist figures. Maryland’s Larry Hogan will be the leader of its possible ticket. According to Mother Jones, the dark money group has received funding from longtime GOP donors and apparently also received support from Harlan Crow, an eccentric consevative donor whose lavish gifts to Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas have sparked scrutiny of great court corruption. However, it denies that its potential entry into the presidential race would bring down Biden more than Trump.
Phillips insisted that he would only work with No Labels to oppose Trump, despite the fact that the company’s CEO, Nancy Jacobson, has been in contact with him, according to the Times. Every Democrat in the United States of America should be celebrating it, Phillips said, “if they put someone at the top of the ticket who could basically drive votes from Donald Trump.” They have n’t decided on that.
However, on Saturday, Phillips lost a peculiar supporter. The account of the company that built” Dean” was banned by the artificial intelligence companyOpenAI. Bot,” which was meant to communicate with voters on his website and imitated Phillips.” Following the suspension, the company took down the bot. The Washington Post reported that OpenAI’s rules forbid using its technology in social campaigns, which led to the ban. The late bot was purchased by a superPAC that supported Phillips, which has received$ 1 million from hedge fund investor Bill Ackman, the ostensibly omnipresent critic of lefty campus activists and diversity initiatives who recently gained notoriety for successfully pushing for the ouster of Harvard President Claudine Gay over plagiarism charges. Lately, Ackman has been writing lengthy tweets in response to accusations made against his wife, Neri Oxman, a former professor at MIT. After the anticipated failure of his long-shot major challenge to President Joe Biden, Dean Phillips might never go quietly into the night. The Minnesota Democratic Representative announced to the New York Times on Saturday that he would drop No Labels, a third-party group that liberals despise.
Dean Phillips is not going to go quietly into that night after his expected failure in his longshot primary bid against President Joe Biden. The Minnesota Democratic Rep. said Saturday that he was considering running on the ticket for No Labels, a third party organization that is loathed and despised by liberals.
https://www.motherjones.com/politics/2024/01/biden-challenger-dean-phillips-no-labels/
