“Mr. Speaker, this costly credit card budget means more debt, more costs, more spending, more taxes, more of the same. Out-of-control deficits have taken the breath away from working Canadians with $407 billion in interest over the next six years. Nothing has changed, and nothing will change for the future of today’s 18-year-old first-time voters if the government is not stopped dead in its tracks. By 2031, they will be the workforce, facing an additional $462 billion in national debt. What have Canadians gained from the Liberals doubling Trudeau’s deficit and charging the next generation with their credit card budgeting? Some hon. members: Oh, oh!”
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Mr. Speaker, Procedure · 14 wordsI want to point out that as a result of the spring economic update— ProcedureSome hon. members: Oh, oh!
