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No Labels' third-party ticket could fall apart if candidates are not 'top-tier,' Joe Lieberman says

By: CNBC.com News
Democrats have voiced concerns about the third-party ticket plan, saying it could derail President Joe Biden's reelection push and instead benefit Donald Trump.
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