“Mr. Speaker, that is a lot of fast talk and no doubt a lot of words. I will pick up on some of the things the member was commenting on. The member talked about getting oil to the Pacific Ocean. Stephen Harper was 10 years in government, and not one inch of pipeline was built directly to the Pacific or the coastline. Now, we can talk about TMX. We can talk about LNG. Let us talk about the time since the last federal election. A newly elected Prime Minister has done more in 18 months than Stephen Harper did in 10 years, quite frankly, when it comes to economic development and the creation of literally close to a trillion dollars of potential investment. That is what has taken place in the last 18 months. We can talk about the Pacific link. We can talk about LNG phase two. What is the member talking about—”
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Mr. Speaker, Positioning · 18 wordsthe Liberal member is not telling the truth about either the last 11 years or the previous record.InsultClaims · 56 wordsThe fact is that private sector proponents made proposals for a dedicated Asian export pipeline off the west coast.1Also, the private sector proponents made a proposal for a west-to-east pipeline to provide Canadian domestic energy security and exports to Europe.2The court ruled that there had to be more indigenous consultation done on northern gateway.3Reasoning · 49 wordsPrime Minister Trudeau had the option to redo that consultation, get it right, and Canada would long be shipping barrels of oil to Asia to diversify markets beyond the U.S., on the private sector’s dime, on their time, and that infrastructure would have been built years and years ago.Positioning · 28 wordsInstead, the only thing the Liberals have a record of is chasing out private sector proponents and putting Crown corporations and taxpayers on the hook, 4and no shock—Positioning