“Mr. Speaker, when the Prime Minister makes a misstatement of facts, he cannot even stand up and correct himself or defend his remarks. Maybe we will do better on the issue of public safety. The Liberal approach to drugs has killed 55,000 people with drug overdoses, and now a Liberal-appointed judge in British Columbia has ruled there is a constitutional right to sell illegal narcotics. This threatens to kill even more people. Will the government announce today that it is appealing this outrageous ruling so that we can get drugs off our streets and keep our people safe?”
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A
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Average 90 / 100
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Claims 50%Positioning 29%Promise 20%
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Mr. Speaker, Claims · 52 wordsthose who traffic in serious drugs that create serious harm are committing a crime, and that is the law in Canada today.When it comes to the specific case the member mentioned, it is currently within the period for appeals, 1which are going to be determined by the independent Public Prosecution Service.2Positioning · 30 wordsAs was the case under the previous Conservative government, there is respect on this side of the House for the independence of the legal system, including the independent public prosecutor.PositioningPromise · 21 wordsWe are going to let them do their job, and I look forward to seeing them discharge their responsibilities with care.
