Discussion · Oral Questions
Dan Albas Conservative
“The government's new budget adds about $3,400 of debt for every household. It doubles the deficit and raises costs instead of bringing the change they promised. I want to know which of their promises was false.”
“Mr. Speaker, Canadians were promised change after a decade of a costly Liberal government under Justin Trudeau. Yesterday, they did not get change; they got more of the same. The Liberals are asking every Canadian household to shoulder roughly $3,400 of new debt from a Prime Minister who said he would be different. This costly credit card budget delivers more debt, more costs and more taxes, and it is doubling the deficit while life gets more expensive. Which promise was false, the promise of change, or the claim that doubling the deficit would somehow make Canadians better off?”
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“This costly credit card budget means more debt.”
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Mr. Speaker, Canadians were promised change after a decade of a costly Liberal government under Justin Trudeau. Yesterday, they did not get change; they got more of the same. The Liberals are asking every Canadian household to shoulder roughly $3,400 of new debt from a Prime Minister who said he would be different. This costly credit card budget delivers more debt, more costs and more taxes, and it is doubling the deficit while life gets more expensive. Which promise was false, the promise of change, or the claim that doubling the deficit would somehow make Canadians better off?