“Mr. Speaker, the minister says that her government is getting the house in order. Who has been creating the mess for the past 10 years then? They did that. They want to clean up the mess they created, but let us be real. Nobody thought it was possible to spend more than Justin Trudeau. Still, as we can see, the Prime Minister has succeeded in achieving this unenviable feat. Meanwhile, the Liberal government has abandoned seniors, who now have to choose between paying rent and buying groceries. Will the Prime Minister commit to not spending more than the $31‑billion deficit promised by Justin Trudeau?”
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Average 92 / 100
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Claims 76%Positioning 24%
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Mr. Speaker, Claims · 43 wordsI was very enthusiastic a few moments ago and I said that the Minister of Finance and National Revenue would be here in under an hour.I misspoke.It is in less than two hours that my colleague will have all the facts.1Positioning · 23 wordsHe will not need to make up numbers.InsultHe will not need to repeat things that he knows very well are not solid.Motive imputedClaims · 28 wordsThere will be good news for the Canadian economy, for workers and for seniors, instead of the baseless accusations the Conservatives make in the House all the time.
