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Caroline Desrochers Liberal
“The Conservatives voted against our programs that help Canadians with the cost of food, gas, and housing. My constituents know the Conservatives do not care about these issues.”
“Mr. Speaker, I thank my colleague for his excellent question. When I talk to my constituents, they tell me not to take them for fools, because they know full well that the Conservatives do not care about affordability or the social programs we are putting forward. That is what my constituents are telling me. They know that we are here to support Canadians by eliminating the gas tax, by providing the grocery benefit, by providing the school food program, by accelerating the construction of affordable housing and by protecting jobs in the industries most affected by tariffs. The Conservatives voted against all those measures. No one believes that the Conservatives are actually there for the most vulnerable.”
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“The Conservatives voted against all those measures.”
Said 3 times by 2 members since May 25.
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Mr. Speaker, I thank my colleague for his excellent question. When I talk to my constituents, they tell me not to take them for fools, because they know full well that the Conservatives do not care about affordability or the social programs we are putting forward. That is what my constituents are telling me. They know that we are here to support Canadians by eliminating the gas tax, by providing the grocery benefit, by providing the school food program, by accelerating the construction of affordable housing and by protecting jobs in the industries most affected by tariffs. The Conservatives voted against all those measures. No one believes that the Conservatives are actually there for the most vulnerable.