Discussion · Oral Questions
Aaron Gunn Conservative
“The government has borrowed more money in the past 10 years than all past governments combined. When will the Prime Minister stop spending so much and borrowing money that future generations will have to pay back?”
“Mr. Speaker, there used to be a political consensus in this country that government, like the rest of us, had to live within its means. This was a shared understanding that money does not grow on trees and that eventually all bills come due. Liberals shattered that consensus, borrowing more money over the past 10 years than every other government in the history of our country combined. The Prime Minister promised to do things differently. Instead he has somehow managed to spend and borrow even more. When will the Prime Minister end his costly credit card budgets and stop leaving future generations with the bill?”
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Mr. Speaker, there used to be a political consensus in this country that government, like the rest of us, had to live within its means. This was a shared understanding that money does not grow on trees and that eventually all bills come due. Liberals shattered that consensus, borrowing more money over the past 10 years than every other government in the history of our country combined. The Prime Minister promised to do things differently. Instead he has somehow managed to spend and borrow even more. When will the Prime Minister end his costly credit card budgets and stop leaving future generations with the bill?