Following a speech by John Brassard (Conservative)
“Mr. Speaker, there will be deficits this year of $59.3 billion, meaning that every single family in the country will be paying $6,000 toward the federal deficit. The government is adding $733 billion to the national debt. The least the Prime Minister can do, with all of his experience, all of his expertise and all of the things he claimed to be to Canadians, is to come to a committee of parliamentarians who are here representing the people of Canada, to be accountable and transparent, and to answer the question that parliamentarians, on behalf of Canadians, want to put before him. That is, why are we in this position when he said we would not be?”
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Positioning 36%Claims 27%The question 36%
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Mr. Speaker, Positioning · 33 wordsbased on the last question from the member for Winnipeg North, it just shows that the Liberals have no credibility on this file anymore.Unearned certaintyThey, under Justin Trudeau, spent and spent without care.PositioningClaims · 25 wordsNow, even despite having fiscal anchors that they pinky swore they would follow, the PBO has said that they are set to blow through them.1The question · 33 wordsIn the member’s opinion, if he were a credit rating agency, how would he rate the performance of the government, from its rhetoric a year ago to the state of the finances today?
