“Mr. Speaker, this is how out of touch the Liberals are. Romeo is looking for a full-time job, not to line up for programs. In May 2025, the government announced a GST rebate, but for nearly 10 months, it failed to pass the legislation. In the meantime, builders and buyers were left in limbo. The Canadian Home Builders’ Association says construction suffered. This has become a pattern. The Liberals make a grand announcement and maybe deliver later, and in the meantime, families are left without work. Canadians are tired of all the talk with no results. When will the Liberals stop governing by announcements and start delivering—”
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Claims 59%Reasoning 10%Positioning 32%
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Mr. Speaker, Claims · 57 wordsas I would hope my colleague across the way would know, we have actually done some work to try to build houses in Ontario.2We have reduced development fees to encourage homebuilding in Ontario, saving families up to $200,000 on the cost of a home.1We are doing that while investing unprecedented amounts in building Canadian homes, Vague promiseReasoning · 11 wordsbecause we know we need to increase the supply of homes, Claims · 8 wordsand that is exactly what we are doing.Positioning · 35 wordsFor my colleague and for Romeo, I hope he knows that we are a government that has his back, and whether it is his home, his family or the job that he is looking for—PositioningPartly on point
