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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Mr. Speaker, Claims · 62 wordsit is not bad enough that the new Prime Minister has split the budget between operating and capital and is distributing the debt that he is creating among those.1He is also passing debt on through Crown corporations.To hide all of that, as my colleague brought up, the Liberals are introducing the budget on a Thursday afternoon before a break week.2Positioning · 21 wordsIf things are as great as the Liberal government decries that they actually are, why are the Liberals behaving this way?Positioning
