“Mr. Speaker, Canadians were promised restraint. Instead, they got more Liberal overspending, more debt, higher costs and more of the same. The Prime Minister did not change course from Justin Trudeau. He doubled down, doubling the deficit and, according to the independent budget watchdog, sending nearly two-thirds of new spending into day-to-day operations and a growing bureaucracy, not real investment. Those choices are hurting Canadians’ daily lives. The cost of living has skyrocketed, food bank use is rising, and more households are maxing out credit cards just to afford groceries. After blowing past Trudeau-era spending and deficits, who does the Prime Minister think pays the bill?”
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The question 26%Claims 74%
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Mr. Speaker, The question · 28 wordswhy will the member not be honest with her constituents and tell them exactly what she is willing to cut in order to achieve her very irresponsible plans?InsultClaims · 78 wordsWe can start with dental care.In Cambridge, we have 11,355 members of that community accessing the Canadian dental care plan.1That is 11,355 people who visited a dentist and had an opportunity to get their teeth fixed last year.2What about the Canada child benefit?In Cambridge alone, 19,621 kids are having a better life and a better start because of the Canada child benefit.3Those are programs she is willing to cut for her reckless agenda.Off point
