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135 words · 8 sentences · 9 clauses

Statement grade
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Average 92 / 100
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Claims 64%Reasoning 24%Positioning 12%

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Mr. Speaker, Claims · 30 wordsTodd Baylis, a Toronto police constable, was tragically shot and killed in the line of duty, 1and now Mr. Baylis’s family has to attend multiple parole hearings for his killer.2 Reasoning · 23 wordsVictims’ families should not be forced to relive their most traumatic moments just to keep these vile criminals behind bars where they belong. Claims · 57 wordsConservative Bill C-243 would have extended the time between parole hearings, something the Liberals promised the Toronto Police Association they would do.34 They broke that promise and voted down Bill C-243 last March.5 Even more alarming is that in January of next year, one of Canada’s most vicious and disgusting criminals, Paul Bernardo, is up for parole.6 Reasoning · 9 wordsThe victims’ families should not have to relive that. Positioning · 16 wordsThe Liberals chose the rights of criminals. Conservatives will always side with the rights of victims.PositioningVague promise

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