“Mr. Speaker, the question was for the Prime Minister, but he continues to be unable to defend his own economic track record. This was supposed to be his great strength, but once again, we see the same thing every time he goes anywhere. He gets a fancy title and a tiny group of people get very rich, making everybody else poor. There is a small group who get handouts and favours, whether for space pads or $200,000 for meals in private jets, while the Canadian people end up paying the price with the only recession in the G20. Will he stand up today and tell us, are we in a technical recession or a real recession? Which is it?”
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Mr. Speaker, Aside · 54 wordsevery time I get on my feet in this House and talk about farmers, it is a good day.If that is what it takes to get a reaction over there about how important farming is in this country, then that is what we need to do, and I will do it every time.AsideOff point
