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There's no silver bullet for fixing Social Security. Former Gov. @MartinOMalley recently told a No Labels call that raising the retirement age would do little to address the program's long-term funding gap. And even eliminating the payroll tax cap would leave a substantial shortfall.
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🚨 No Labels is proud to award our Problem Solver Seal to Congressman Mike Lawler! Rep. @lawler4ny has shown a willingness to break with his party and work across the aisle to pursue real solutions – from healthcare affordability to deepening America’s ties with our allies. That independent approach is exactly what the Problem Solver Seal is meant to recognize. Congratulations, Congressman Lawler!
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Read more here: nytimes.com/2026/10/11/us/po…

America’s Elected Officials Are Living in Fear

A Times investigation has found that violent threats have become a new normal among public officials, reshaped private lives, cost millions in security and pushed people out of office.

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At least 70 senators and 185 House members have received violent threats since 2024, a @nytimes investigation found. The threats target Republicans and Democrats alike, and their families. This is where the politics of hate leads and why No Labels stands against it.
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The House will flip. The Senate could be next. And Iran may be the deciding factor. On a No Labels call this week, @BobCusack offered his outlook on the midterms and explained what it will take to unite a deeply divided country.
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Hundreds of bipartisan bills pass committee and never get a vote. Credit to @SteveDaines and @SenJeffMerkley for a plan that rewards cooperation and gets the Senate delivering again. That's what the commonsense majority wants. washingtonpost.com/opinions/…

Opinion | Sens. Merkley and Daines: Our bipartisan plan would reform the U.S. Senate

For too long, both parties have been hamstrung by the Senate's tangled rules.

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Neither party holds a monopoly on good ideas. That’s why I have always worked with colleagues on both sides of the aisle to develop common-sense solutions to our nation’s most pressing problems. I’m honored to receive the @NoLabelsOrg Problem Solver Seal.
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This is what it looks like when a candidate reaches beyond the usual partisan lines. @BeauBayh is building a coalition around common sense, independence, and putting Indiana first.
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🚨 No Labels is proud to award our Problem Solver Seal to Senator Susan Collins. @SenSusanCollins embodies the independent spirit of Mainers and puts problem solving ahead of party politics – helping deliver commonsense results like the bipartisan infrastructure law. She has built her career around showing up, doing the work, and finding a way forward. Congratulations, Senator Collins!
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The far left sees October 7th—the deadliest day for Jews since the Holocaust—not as an occasion to mourn the 1,200 Israelis murdered in an act of terror but as an occasion to romanticize the mass murder of Jews as “resistance.” The inevitable consequence of glorifying political violence is political violence itself. That is the dangerous direction in which American politics seems to be heading.
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Sen. @RonWyden just showed what standing up to the politics of hate looks like. When antisemitic posters targeted Jewish leaders at the University of Oregon, he spoke out clearly and forcefully. More leaders should do the same. jewishinsider.com/2026/10/da…

2019 called, it wants Israel's election back

Plus, another Jewish Dem endorses Lawler

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The politics of hate doesn’t happen on its own. In a new documentary, @NateFriedman97 investigates the people, money, and organizations behind some of New York City’s most extreme protests – and asks how much of what looks grassroots really is. Watch:
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Those elected in November will have to fix Social Security. They must have a plan to address it before it is too late. 2032 is only SIX SHORT YEARS AWAY⏰ pgpf.org/article/senators-we…

Senators We Elect in 2026 Will Have to Deal with Automatic Social Security Cuts

Without congressional action within the next six years, millions of Social Security recipients will face an automatic benefit cut of approximately 22 percent.

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Too much of politics today is about picking a side and never giving an inch. Indiana University professor Aurelian Craiutu argues for a different approach: stand for what you believe, listen to people who disagree, and recognize that no side has all the answers. We could use more of that. wsj.com/opinion/a-suggestion…

Opinion | A Suggestion for Young Radicals

Aurelian Craiutu recommends an underrated principle: moderation.

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Joe Lieberman and Susan Collins didn’t agree on everything. But when the stakes were high, they trusted each other, worked through their differences, and got results. Our co-founder Clarine Nardi Riddle and Michael Bopp explain what Washington can learn from their partnership today: washingtontimes.com/news/202…

Today’s America needs the bipartisanship of Collins and Lieberma

More than two decades ago, we had a front-row seat to something rare in Washington: two senators from different parties putting politics aside to solve big problems.

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An apparent 9/11-style terrorist attack against Israel could have ended in catastrophe today. Instead, passengers stepped up, put themselves at risk, and helped save lives. It was a powerful reminder that even in a divided world, people will still act for one another. We should all be grateful that courage won out today.
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We warned about this in our latest publication, Nightmare on Main Street. Read it here: nolabels.org/nightmare-on-ma…

Nightmare On Main Street

America is headed toward a debt crisis, and there is zero evidence that Washington has the will to avoid it. Read No Labels' new booklet, Nightmare on Main Street, to see how such a crisis could...

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Is America about to run out of room to handle the next crisis? At this pace, it could happen by the end of the decade. The @PostOpinions editorial board is right: the only fix that sticks is one both parties own, before the debt becomes an even bigger crisis. washingtonpost.com/opinions/…

Opinion | When America’s pot of debt will overflow

A nation’s success depends on fiscal space. The U.S. is almost out.

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“If you pause AI research, you’re also pausing the research on how to make it safer.” On a No Labels call this week, Daniel Castro (@castrotech) made the case that innovation and safety don’t have to be competing goals.
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China’s Cultural Revolution showed where the politics of hate can lead: mass imprisonment, torture, and the killing of political opponents. Now Hasan Piker (@hasanthehun) is openly calling for that kind of political violence in America.
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