Jim Pettit

Opinion: Do Larry Hogan and No Labels have a way forward?

by Jim Pettit | Jul 27, 2023 | Commentary, Governor

Maryland’s former Gov. Larry Hogan is positioning himself to run as a presidential candidate under the No Labels banner, the political effort underway to present an alternative to Joe Biden and Donald Trump.

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