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Michelle Rempel Garner Conservative
“The Prime Minister breaks his promises on trade. His bad spending sets a terrible example for everyone, and it is costing Canadians.”
“Mr. Speaker, yes, it is kind of wild that the Prime Minister has delivered nothing on the trade front. I thought that was his big promise. The track record with this guy is he makes a big promise and then he does not deliver. Canadians are not only starting to wake up to this fact, but it is costing them too. I will just close with this anecdote. My husband really likes motorcycles, probably too much. Yesterday he was making a pitch to me that he should buy this motorcycle. It is probably not the best decision, do not encourage him, but this is what he said to me. He said, “Don’t worry. I’ll just put it on my sovereign debt fund. I got it. We’re good.” I would just like to tell the Prime Minister that he is encouraging bad behaviour among everybody.”
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Mr. Speaker, yes, it is kind of wild that the Prime Minister has delivered nothing on the trade front. I thought that was his big promise. The track record with this guy is he makes a big promise and then he does not deliver. Canadians are not only starting to wake up to this fact, but it is costing them too. I will just close with this anecdote. My husband really likes motorcycles, probably too much. Yesterday he was making a pitch to me that he should buy this motorcycle. It is probably not the best decision, do not encourage him, but this is what he said to me. He said, “Don’t worry. I’ll just put it on my sovereign debt fund. I got it. We’re good.” I would just like to tell the Prime Minister that he is encouraging bad behaviour among everybody.