“Mr. Speaker, I find unfortunate the general way in which the Conservatives want to approach the government. They seem to want to be focused on the issue of trying to give a false impression, and they love using words such as “corrupt”, “Liberal friends” and so forth, when nothing could be farther from the truth. The Prime Minister and the government recognize, at the end of the day, that building a stronger and healthier economy means getting Canadians engaged and involved. There are contracts that go out to all political entities inside the chamber, I am sure. There are business opportunities, growth in investments and record amounts of growth coming to Canada. Canada is doing an excellent job in comparison to the rest of the G7. Would the member provide his thoughts on that?”
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Mr. Speaker, Claims · 66 wordsnothing could be farther from the truth.Unearned certaintyNot only did the Liberals put the only country in the G20 into a recession, 1but they have driven out $1 trillion of investment.2The reason we use words like “corrupt” is that no one has had more ethics scandals and violations in the history of any government than the Liberal government of the last 10 years has had.Positioning · 40 wordsIt seems as if the only people who benefit in this place from Liberal policies are the Prime Minister’s Brookfield buddies, banker buddies and bondholder buddies, and Canadians always get left footing the bill at the end of the day.Positioning