“Mr. Speaker, what we have seen today is the Conservative Party take the position of continuing to deny Canadians the opportunity to have a national housing strategy or a program that incorporates Build Canada Homes, which is there to support Canadians in a very real and tangible way. Does the member, in principle, support a national government addressing a national issue by providing mechanisms to ensure that the issues can in fact be resolved—”
Statement grade
A+
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Average 96 / 100
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Positioning 12%Claims 37%Reasoning 51%
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Mr. Speaker, Positioning · 13 wordsI do not appreciate the narrative that we are denying Canadians a solution.PositioningClaims · 41 wordsThe Liberal government, for 11 years now, has made several attempts to resolve this issue by addressing the problem that they see with homelessness and with housing in Canada, 1and they have only made matters worse over the last 11 years.Reasoning · 57 wordsThe Liberals have to accept failure at some point in time and realize that the best thing to do is probably to get rid of the infrastructure we have for housing here in Ottawa and transfer the funds to the province, which would be more adept at solving the problem than the government has proven to be.
