“Mr. Speaker, I just want to ask my colleague a question, because the questions coming at her all the time from the Liberal side are about how we should not be talking about this in the House of Commons because Canadians are uninformed. I want to ask my colleague if it is incumbent upon us as parliamentarians to raise issues, discuss the issues and get the facts on the table about how we deal with the issues, rather than bury our head in the sand like ostriches.”
Statement grade
A–
The average of Signal, Relevance, Respect and Clarity.
Average 89 / 100
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Claims 38%Positioning 28%Reasoning 25%Promise 8%
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Mr. Speaker, Claims · 7 wordsit is exactly what my colleague said.Positioning · 31 wordsThe government members are burying their head in the sand, pretending this is not something that could grow into something we will not be able to address farther down the road.PositioningReasoning · 11 wordsWe need to get together, as I mentioned in my speech.Claims · 35 wordsThere are a lot of people on all sides of the House who have great experience, legal experience and indigenous experience.We have lawyers on both sides who can look at this and make sure.Reasoning · 17 wordsWe need to be leaders.We need to show people they do not need to be frightened, Promise · 9 wordsbecause we are going to do something about this.Vague promise
