“Mr. Speaker, with regard to Norway’s sovereign wealth fund, I decided to do the same thing as the Prime Minister, because he is a wise person. I decided that what I would do is take the bulk of the money out of my credit card, put it in my savings account and call it “Scott’s retirement fund”. Then I went to my accountant, who said that I would never retire. I was wondering if the member could explain to me why that is.”
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Mr. Speaker, Aside · 68 wordsthat is what some people call “girl math”.I call it “Liberal math.”I have been guilty of doing the same thing.I see a very expensive thing that I absolutely cannot afford, and I buy it on sale when it is 5% off.I convince myself that I got all these savings for it.That is Liberal math.That is how the math works in this place.AsideReasoning · 36 wordsCanadians do not need a wealth fund.They need a government that is going to handle affordability in a responsible way and stop leveraging the national credit card so Canadians have to leverage theirs for groceries.
