Analysis · Speech on a motion · beta

John Brassard

268 words · 14 sentences · 19 clauses

Statement grade
D
Average 49 / 100
A score under 50 is red. Choose a measurement to see where it lost points and why; choose it again to clear.
Procedure 8%Claims 43%Positioning 48%Promise 1%

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Mr. Speaker, Procedure · 4 wordsI will withdraw that.Procedure Claims · 56 wordsThe message to the media is, “Do your jobs. Hold the government to account for everything that is going on with respect to spending, contracts and all that stuff.” Canadians are going to need to rely on the media to do this.Off point The Liberal government is handcuffing the opposition party right now, particularly on oversight committees. Positioning · 39 wordsWith this motion and with everything else that we have seen, the sad reality is that Liberals expect Canadians to give up, get complacent and go away, Unearned certaintyso that the Prime Minister can have total power without any accountability.Positioning Promise · 4 wordsThat will not happen. Positioning · 89 wordsOur country and its people are worth fighting for. We will continue to fight for people to afford homes, fuel and food.Vague promise We will continue to fight for safety on our streets.Vague promise We will continue to fight for our resource workers and our soldiers.Vague promise Conservatives will continue to lead that fight, every day and in every way, in Parliament, across the country and into the next election when Canadians will reclaim this country we know and love, Vague promiseand put the power back to the people and not the government.PositioningOff point Procedure · 17 wordsWith that, I would like to close with an amendment to Government Motion No. 9. I move: ProcedureClaims · 59 wordsThat the motion be amended, in paragraph (b), (a) by adding, after the words “and Estimates”, the word “and”; 1and (b) by adding, after the words “Public Accounts”, the following: “which shall consist of nine members and be composed of four members from the Liberal Party, four members from the Conservative Party and one member from the Bloc Québécois.”

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