“Mr. Speaker, I want to thank my excellent colleague for his speech, not least for the way that he ended it. I might just have to find myself down there for a couple of butter tarts. His speech accurately portrayed what I am hearing, and what I know most of our colleagues in this place are hearing, from constituents. They are feeling the recession. They are feeling the inflationary policies of the government that have driven down their wages and driven up their cost of living. I would like the member to provide a little more clarity on why he thinks the Liberals cannot admit that their 11 years of inflationary spending have had a devastating impact on our economy, on household incomes and on household debt, and what the implications of that could be going forward.”
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Mr. Speaker, Greeting · 14 wordsthat was a wonderful question from a great colleague and contributor in this chamber.GreetingProcedure · 8 wordsThis is a movie we have seen before.ProcedureClaims · 30 wordsThe government was slow and late to acknowledge that inflation was a problem.It is slow and late to the party on the economic decline and stagnation of this country.The question · 1 wordsWhy?Reasoning · 30 wordsIt is because if the Liberals acknowledge there is a problem, because they have been in power for 11 years, well, gosh, maybe they could have done something about it.1
