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Dave Epp

131 words · 7 sentences · 8 clauses

Replying to Eric Melillo (Conservative)
“Mr. Speaker, the member spoke quite eloquently about the rhetoric versus the reality of the Prime Minister. I am just wondering if he wants to expand on that. The Liberals have had almost two years with the Prime Minister. He is nearly halfway through his mandate and still no new projects have been approved. Could the member speak to that difference, from the rhetoric of the Prime Minister to the reality that Canadians are facing?”
Statement grade
A–
88 / 100, held down by Signal
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Aside 35%Claims 65%

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Mr. Speaker, Aside · 25 wordswitnessing the government, the old one and the new one, has actually made me appreciate our health care system and its ability to treat whiplash.Aside Claims · 85 wordsThis government, on the rhetoric side, has gone from supporting carbon taxes, environmental considerations above all others and cancelling seven LNG projects that are on the books, to stating that it is going to move at speeds unheard of.1 The rhetoric has caused whiplash. The Liberals have actually taken some of our policies and implemented them in half measures. What has not come forward yet is the evidence. We have one project in two years that has been announced, with Chinese steel by the way.2 Aside · 21 wordsMissouri is the show-me state, and as it would say, “Show me the evidence”, after we have properly scrutinized this legislation.Aside

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