The article argues that Karina Gould is the best candidate to lead the Liberal Party of Canada, highlighting her appeal to young people, commitment to long-term rebuilding, and ability to connect with party faithful.
OTTAWA–Why Karina Gould ? That's the question friends posed when I gave a couple of television interviews promoting her as the next leader of the Liberal Party of Canada. At press time, Gould had not yet announced, but her team was putting together a campaign to create a fighting chance in this shortened race to name the next prime minister of Canada. Gould has already recruited more than a dozen caucus members.
She also has support from senior Liberals who have supported the party for decades. Unlike some colleagues, Gould reaches out regularly to party elders, seeking their advice and wisdom while other leadership candidates have either ignored them or publicly denigrated them.
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