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Chris Bittle

89 words · 5 sentences · 9 clauses

Replying to Scott Anderson (Conservative). The question was off topic, so this reply is judged against the bill.
“Mr. Speaker, the member opposite has put a new face on what happened. In fact, the government has been trolling our benches, and some did slither over. The House is not reflective of Canadians’ wishes. About 93% of the vote goes to the party now, by custom, and about 7% goes to the individual. By law, yes, we are elected as individuals. The Liberal Party’s explanation is that it is “a big tent”, but I would say it is more like a circus tent. I wonder if the member agrees with the views of his party’s newest acquisition on vaccines and the convoy.”
Statement grade
C–
57 / 100, held down by Signal
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Procedure 39%Positioning 31%Claims 29%

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Mr. Speaker, Procedure · 24 wordsI do not know that there was a question there. It is time for questions and comments, and it was more of a comment.Procedure Positioning · 7 wordsThese members are clutching at their pearls, PositioningClaims · 26 wordsbut there have been Conservative majorities in this country, not only provincially but federally, 1and they had no problem with the majority on committees being Conservative. Positioning · 21 wordsThey can shout and scream and pound their fists, but they know I am right at the end of the day.PositioningUnearned certainty Procedure · 11 wordsWe will see what happens at the end of this vote.Procedure

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