“Mr. Speaker, the Liberal Prime Minister’s costly budget is going to add another $37 billion in new debt this year, continuing his Liberal predecessor’s tradition of borrowing and spending. What is worse is that interest alone on the national debt will be an additional $59 billion this year, which is $3,400 for every Canadian, who is already struggling with the rising prices of gas, groceries and housing. The Prime Minister has the opportunity to show that he is not just another Liberal. Will he instead break from type and offer relief and affordability for Canadians?”
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Mr. Speaker, Positioning · 22 wordswhile the former prime minister lives rent-free in Conservatives’ heads, the current Prime Minister is focused on an economy for all Canadians.PositioningClaims · 10 wordsThat is why in yesterday’s spring economic update, we announced— 1Partly on pointSome hon. members: Oh, oh!