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Dan Albas

100 words · 5 sentences · 7 clauses

Replying to Kevin Lamoureux (Liberal)
“Madam Speaker, no one could accuse the Conservatives of being visionary. At the end of the day, this is substantive legislation in an area Canada needs to go into. We have a Prime Minister and a government that are focused on building and expanding our economy and ensuring that we get the type of security that is necessary, and then we have the Conservatives. I am not too sure exactly what it is they are hoping to achieve. I do have hope, and the question I have for the member is, does the Conservative Party of Canada support the principle of Canada having a launch site?”
Statement grade
B
76 / 100, held down by Relevance
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Positioning 11%Claims 81%Reasoning 8%

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Madam Speaker, Positioning · 11 wordsthe Conservative Party of Canada believes in Canadians and their know-how.Positioning Claims · 73 wordsWe have a strong record, from Diefenbaker and the Alouette I, the first Canadian satellite to be launched.3 Brian Mulroney created the space act, 4which is the framework for much of the Canadian missions where we partnered with other countries, to the great success of Canadarm, among other projects.1 It was Stephen Harper, in 2014, who created a space sovereignty framework that this government, in this new legislation, seems to be ignoring completely.5 Reasoning · 8 wordsWhen we talk about sovereignty, it is non-negotiable, Claims · 8 wordsyet under this particular bill, it is discretionary.2Partly on point

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