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Mario Simard

133 words · 8 sentences · 10 clauses

Replying to Kevin Lamoureux (Liberal)
“Mr. Speaker, Manitoba also paid for its hydro development. The question is not Quebec versus Manitoba, not at all. That is not what I am trying to get at. What I am trying to get at is that one of the benefits of collaboration and being in the federation is that there is a higher sense of fairness and equity. The equalization payments are a good example of that. Manitoba has been a beneficiary every year since its creation. I do not know about Quebec. I am wondering if the member could provide his thoughts in regard to the benefits of equalization payments.”
Statement grade
C
61 / 100, held down by Relevance
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Reasoning 51%Claims 49%

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Mr. Speaker, Reasoning · 44 wordsthe greatest benefit anyone can have in life is political autonomy. My neighbour is not the one who decides what I do with my earnings, how I use that money, how I will make it grow. I am the one who makes those decisions. Claims · 65 wordsAs I said earlier, politically, we are subject to a level of government that makes decisions that are contrary to our best interest.Partly on point The government’s response to the tariff crisis is one example of that. The only sector with no tariffs is the energy sector.1 All of the government’s strategies focus on the energy sector, and that is what Quebeckers’ money is being used for.Off point Reasoning · 24 wordsThis proves that the only way to succeed is to have political autonomy, and the only way we can achieve that is through independence.Partly on point

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