Discussion · Oral Questions
Shannon Stubbs Conservative
“The Prime Minister broke his promise to spend less and added billions to the deficit. This high spending and high taxes make food, housing, and life too expensive for Canadians. I want to know when he will stop spending so much money.”
“Mr. Speaker, the Prime Minister promised to spend less, but a year in, he spent $90 billion more. Who thought Trudeau could be outspent? Well, his former adviser, the PM, said “watch me” and doubled his deficit. Deficits drive inflation and higher credit card, grocery and mortgage bills here at home. Deficits, taxes and red tape cause the worst food inflation in the G7. With high housing costs, high food bank use and a jobs crisis for young Canadians, when will the self-identified European PM stop his high-spending, high-flying lifestyle that everyone else pays for so Canadians can have a high quality of life?”
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Opposition question in Question Period
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This statement targeted a person rather than their actions or views: “when will the self-identified European PM stop his high-spending, high-flying lifestyle that everyone else pays for”.
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“The Prime Minister promised to spend less.”
Said 5 times by 5 members since April 28.
Every time it was said
Mr. Speaker, the Prime Minister promised to spend less, but a year in, he spent $90 billion more. Who thought Trudeau could be outspent? Well, his former adviser, the PM, said “watch me” and doubled his deficit. Deficits drive inflation and higher credit card, grocery and mortgage bills here at home. Deficits, taxes and red tape cause the worst food inflation in the G7. With high housing costs, high food bank use and a jobs crisis for young Canadians, when will the self-identified European PM stop his high-spending, high-flying lifestyle that everyone else pays for so Canadians can have a high quality of life?