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Marilyn Gladu

112 words · 7 sentences · 10 clauses

Replying to Branden Leslie (Conservative). The question was off topic, so this reply is judged against the bill.
“Mr. Speaker, I listened closely to my colleague’s speech. She talked about unintended consequences a lot, which was a bit strange for somebody who, just months ago, told Canadians that it was the Liberals making her communities less safe and that it was their “bail not jail” policies and legislation that favoured criminals over victims. In fact, that member said that criminals are making out very well under the Liberals. She was right. These policies have not changed. The only thing that has changed is where she sits. She also said that MPs who cross the floor should go back to their constituents for a fresh mandate. If she truly believes the principles she spent years defending, including that Liberal soft-on-crime policies have made her community less safe, when is she going to go back to constituents and find out who they want to elect to represent them?”
Statement grade
C–
59 / 100, held down by Relevance
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Thanks 8%Positioning 19%Claims 62%The ask 12%

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Mr. Speaker, Thanks · 9 wordsI would thank the member opposite for that question, ThanksPositioning · 11 wordsbut I do not think it was a very good question.Positioning Claims · 44 wordsWhat I would say is that everything I have said is on the public record. The Prime Minister is aware of what I think. All of the members of the Liberal caucus are, and they welcomed me, with my Conservative views, into this caucus.1 Positioning · 10 wordsI am very proud to be part of this team.Positioning Claims · 25 wordsMy view has not changed.Off point As I said, the things that were done that undermine the justice system are being repaired here in Bill C‑14, Hidden agencyThe ask · 13 wordsand that is why it is critical that we get this legislation passed.

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