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There was never any constituency for the bipartisan brain poison that Nancy Jacobson was selling donors. But the No Labels gambit was also doomed to fail because it was fundamentally misaligned with the guiding north star of any politician: self-interest.
When No Labels announced late last week that they were finally abandoning their multimillion-dollar effort to field a centrist, third-party ticket for president this November, I texted a Democrat close to Joe Biden’s campaign to see if they wanted to gloat. “Ha, negative,” this Democrat said. “That’s how little they matter.”
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