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Kelly DeRidder

101 words · 5 sentences · 5 clauses

Replying to Ben Carr (Liberal)
“Madam Speaker, I have been in the House coming up to three years now, and that is probably the most powerful and moving speech I have heard a member give. I want to thank my colleague opposite for having the courage to stand up and share her story. It is very personal for me as well. I have several immediate family members who continue to suffer from addiction crises. My mother serves as one of the leading addiction specialists in Manitoba, and I see the work she does working with people every day. I actually do not have a question for the colleague opposite other than to perhaps provide her with another opportunity to share more about what she hopes the House will take into consideration. Again, I want to thank her for having the courage and tenacity to stand up and elevate the voices of those who often do not have one in this place.”
Statement grade
C–
57 / 100, held down by Clarity
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Greeting 20%Claims 13%Thanks 35%Promise 33%

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Madam Speaker, Greeting · 20 wordsthe most beautiful part about continually sharing my story is that it allows people the opportunity to share their own.Greeting Claims · 13 wordsThe more we do that, the more we end the stigma around addiction. Thanks · 35 wordsI thank the member opposite for sharing his personal ties to addiction. I also want to thank him very much for recognizing what it means to stand in the House and share our own stories.Thanks Promise · 33 wordsI hope, moving forward, we can work together and ensure that we can help create paths to recovery in this country, starting with supporting my private member’s bill and introducing rehabilitation into incarceration.Vague promise

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