‘Not a PMO incubator’: Young Liberals push national chair candidates to reject government jobs
Outgoing Young Liberal national chair Liam Olsen cautions his successor against alienating caucus and cabinet allies as critics argue the executive has become a 'stepping stone' to professional politics rather than a catalyst for change.
Ahead of the Liberal Party’s national convention next month, members of its youth wing are urging candidates for national chair of their body to remain independent from government, warning against treating the role as a stepping stone to high-profile Hill jobs.
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