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Justin Trudeau has announced his bid for the leadership of the Liberal Party of Canada, marking a significant step in his political career as he has previously served as the MP for Papineau. The announcement has sparked interest and discussion, particularly regarding his relatively young age of 40, which some perceive as a potential drawback. However, there is a consensus that his recent media presence may have influenced his decision to enter the leadership race sooner than expected. Despite his limited time as an active politician, opinions vary on whether his youth and relative inexperience could be misleading factors in assessing his capability for leadership.
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Gee. From just out of the blue...!
 
256bits said:
Gee. From just out of the blue...!
The thread title is bit misleading. He has been MP for Papineau twice but bidding for liberal leadership is new. Personally, I find him too young.
 
Not a question of "if", but "when" Justin Trudeau would make a move to become leader of the Liberal Party of Canada. The recent media blitz might have swayed his decision to run in the leadership race this time around rather than waiting for some time in the future which may have never happened, the way politics is.

He's what 40 years of age. Harper was 46 when he became PM.

Justin has been around not too long as an active elected politician, so his "youth" versus his "newness" might be a deception.
 

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