"Rather this has become a race about style, and about whether this is the time for the party to embrace the tried and true and the traditions that many feel they abandoned to their detriment in the past election, or turn to a newcomer who promises growth."

  
    Media denigration of the NDP has clearly begun.
   Galloway is suggesting the NDP can either stay with its social democratic traditions or go for growth and inclusiveness. But not both.
       Can't they talk and chew gum at the same time?

  They already tried the growth and inclusiveness bit with Tom Mulcair. It was a disaster.
  If Canadians wouldn't vote for a lawyer with a beard, they will not vote for a lawyer with a beard and a turban.
   The least the NDP can do is stick to its social democratic guns. Canadians might not know it, but a national conscience can be useful.