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Patrick Bonin

157 words · 11 sentences · 11 clauses

Replying to Luc Thériault (Bloc Québécois)
“Mr. Speaker, my colleague’s speech was insightful and well-informed. Earlier, the Liberal member for Madawaska—Restigouche said he was enthusiastic and pleased that Bill C-39 would, as he put it, allow global investors to flout environmental laws by investing in Canada, to flout workers’ rights, and to flout parliamentary democracy. My colleague was talking about Trumpism. Does he not think that the Prime Minister is exploiting the crisis to push through permanent rollbacks that will not even be in effect during President Trump’s term?”
Statement grade
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Average 92 / 100
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Thanks 5%Claims 82%Reasoning 13%

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Mr. Speaker, Thanks · 8 wordsI thank my colleague for his clear remarks.Thanks Claims · 102 wordsWe are very clearly dealing with a government that is currently exploiting the tariff crisis.Unearned certainty Bill C-39 proposes to make it possible to circumvent environmental laws on a permanent basis.1 This has nothing to do with the tariff crisis. It shows very clearly that the Liberals want to make this permanent.Unearned certainty We have laws and regulations for a reason. We have spent several decades establishing a system to protect the environment and people’s health. Essentially, what Bill C-39 does is allow us, within 24 hours, to throw this entire framework for protecting the environment and people’s health into the dustbin of history.2 Reasoning · 20 wordsThere would be no need to bypass laws and regulations if the projects were sound. Clearly these are bad projects. Claims · 27 wordsThe Liberal government is using the tariff crisis to literally engage in Trump-style politics, develop oil and gas, set aside the law and rule like a king.

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