“Mr. Speaker, in the last Parliament, I introduced a bill in the House to create a school food program. Every Bloc Québécois member voted in favour of the bill. We now have a school food program across Canada. During consideration of the latest budget, the Bloc Québécois voted against the measure that would make this program permanent. The member mentioned seniors. The Canada groceries and essentials benefit will help some seniors get through these tough times. Why does the Bloc Québécois sometimes vote in favour of certain measures that benefit families, yet suddenly vote against other such measures when it comes time to help those who need it most?”
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Positioning 17%Reasoning 26%Claims 31%The ask 26%
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Mr. Speaker, Positioning · 8 wordsquestions like that are a waste of time.PositioningReasoning · 23 wordsEven a bad 300-page novel will have seven or eight good pages.That does not mean the whole book makes for pleasant reading.Positioning · 7 wordsThat is the government’s same old strategy.PositioningClaims · 28 wordsIt throws a few good things in with a bunch of unacceptable things.Backbenchers stand up and cry foul when we vote against the bill as a whole.The ask · 23 wordsIf they think it is so important that we vote for the bill, let them ask for a separate vote on those items.
