Joe Lieberman, Doug Jones face off over No Labels' chances with a 'unity' ticket in 2024
Former Sens. Joe Lieberman and Doug Jones on Sunday faced-off in a debate over the viability of No Labels' potential bipartisan third-party presidential ticket in 2024 Former Sens. Joe Lieberman and Doug Jones on Sunday faced-off in a debate over the viability of a bipartisan third-party presidential ticket in 2024 and whether that effort could serve as a spoiler in the race for the White House. Lieberman, a Democrat-turned-independent who represented Connecticut, is a founding chair of No Labels, which is preparing a possible "unity" ticket that would include both parties -- offering another option for those voters dissatisfied with a potential rematch between President Joe Biden and former President Donald Trump. "We're in this to give the majority of the American people who feel that the major two parties are failing them a third choice, both in policies, such as we're going to release in New Hampshire tomorrow, but also possibly in a third candidate,...