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within the NDP, and in fact its authors and signatories were adamant that it was a non-partisan effort. There's no denying that Leap organizers (e.g. Avi Lewis) worked hard to sell the manifesto to the NDP, believing that party to be the most likely to give it a fair reading, and it's certainly true that the manifesto ultimately caused a lot of turmoil within the NDP. But I think to call it an actual faction of the NDP is a stretch, and doing so obscures the broader and ongoing history of the Leap
Manifesto and The Leap organization, as detailed in the manifesto's article. In other words, while the Leap Manifesto was fractious, I don't believe it was a proper faction within the party. Please respond here if you disagree or want to discuss. (I could see an argument that the Leap Manifesto should be included in the 'key documents' section, but that might suggest it had a bigger impact than it actually has had).
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article, the document did indeed become closely linked to the NDP, particularly after it was adopted as an item to be debated by riding associations at the 2016 convention. However, unlike other noted 'factions' of the NDP, such as The Waffle and the
Socialist Caucus, the Leap did not emerge from
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