“Mr. Speaker, when I went door-knocking this summer, everyone I talked to told me how much confidence they have in the Prime Minister and how much they appreciate our stance vis-à-vis the United States. My colleague says that we have not explained things, but I think everything is clear. We need to protect our sovereignty. Just today, we announced $2 billion for energy efficiency and to help households and young people save money. That $2 billion will generate $1 billion in savings every year. Does my colleague think that is a good investment?”
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Mr. Speaker, Claims · 79 wordsclearly we are not knocking on the same doors because, when I meet with constituents, they find the cost of living appalling, Unearned certaintyand they hate the decisions being made here.Every time the Liberals make announcements and ask people to look at how they are spending money when they launch a program, people understand that the money being spent is money we do not have.The government is running a deficit year after year.1There are no more surpluses.2Reasoning · 27 wordsAs a result, when the Liberals announce they are sending out cheques or creating programs, they are announcing a debt that will be paid by future generations.Positioning · 38 wordsThat is of concern for parents and families.No, people are not cheering for the government.On the contrary, they are wondering when we are going to make decisions that put citizens at the heart of the equation.PositioningPartly on point
