“Mr. Speaker, at times the Conservatives need a reality check, quite frankly. At the end of the day, they like to take credit for the excise tax relief. I can tell the member opposite that the new Prime Minister, who was elected 18 months ago, recognized the importance of giving tax relief to Canadians. This is not the only government that has done that. Wab Kinew, the Premier of Manitoba, did it a number of years ago. The Conservatives say it is a Conservative idea, but in reality it was a good idea, and it was a good thing for the Prime Minister of Canada, after getting elected, to give that tax break, because we are trying to help Canadians. That is what it is all about. Would the member not agree that it is about helping Canadians?”
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Average 73 / 100
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Claims 55%Positioning 45%
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Mr. Speaker, Claims · 23 wordsI do not think there is any misunderstanding about how much I advocate for the people in my riding and in this country.Partly on pointPositioning · 21 wordsI find it a bit rich that the member opposite gets up and attacks me for fighting and advocating for Canadians.PositioningOff pointClaims · 19 wordsIf we had not put the pressure on, absolutely the Liberals would not have cut the taxes on gas.Positioning · 14 wordsYes, we will take credit, and yes, we will continue to fight for Canadians.PositioningVague promise
