In a recent interview, Mike Rawlings, the convention chairman of No Labels, a political organization promoting bipartisan solutions, argued that the Democratic Party risks being "run over by the Donald Trump train" and justified the organization's move to launch a third-party presidential ticket for the 2024 election. Rawlings made these comments in response to concerns raised about the potential impact on President Joe Biden's chances of reelection.

Rawlings emphasized that No Labels was not intentionally tying the Democrats to any particular path, but instead sought to address the growing demand for an alternative to the two major party leaders. He stated that the organization foresaw the need to take a different approach and focus on common sense issues, leadership, and accountability in the country.

On Friday, No Labels officially entered the presidential race during a private meeting, without disclosing any candidate names for the Unity ticket. The decision was motivated by their belief that voters desire an alternative to Biden and Trump. While speculation about potential candidates has been circulating for some time, notable figures such as former U.N. ambassador Nikki Haley, Senator Joe Manchin (D-WV), and Senator Kyrsten Sinema (I-AZ) have already ruled out third-party bids.

Reports indicate that No Labels is considering Geoff Duncan, the former Republican lieutenant governor of Georgia, as a potential leader for the Unity ticket. Rawlings, however, diverted the rumors when questioned about it, stating that the organization aims to select their candidates by March 14 or no later than mid-April.

Rawlings revealed that they have received enthusiastic support from delegates and plan to unveil the selection process in the coming week. He addressed the ongoing speculation surrounding potential candidates, acknowledging that it is all speculative at this point, but assured that more information will be provided soon.

As No Labels forges ahead with its plan for a third-party ticket, the political landscape remains uncertain. The organization's belief in offering an alternative choice to voters has ignited discussions and raised questions about the potential impact on President Biden's bid for a second term. Only time will tell how the Unity ticket and its candidates will shape the 2024 election.