Discussion · Government Orders
Rhonda Kirkland Conservative
“I was shouting across the room, not standing to speak. What the member said about me is not true. I always support Oshawa.”
“Madam Speaker, I was not standing to speak. I was shouting across, like we often do. I am sorry that it was heard, but it is categorically untrue what he said. I am always there for Oshawa—”
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Madam Speaker, I was not standing to speak. I was shouting across, like we often do. I am sorry that it was heard, but it is categorically untrue what he said. I am always there for Oshawa—