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Jonathan Rowe Conservative
“The Liberal government takes tax money from Canadians and gives it to its own favourites. The member across the way is right about this.”
“Mr. Speaker, I think what my friend across the way was describing is almost the same situation, where the Liberal government takes taxpayers’ money, uses it in a way that Canadians do not want it to be used and picks favourites. In this case the member across the way claims that the government took taxpayer dollars from Quebec and then gave that money to Anglo-Canada instead. I think we are on the same page. The member is agreeing that the Liberal government takes money from everybody and then distributes it to its chosen people. It is, quite frankly, very frustrating.”
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Mr. Speaker, I think what my friend across the way was describing is almost the same situation, where the Liberal government takes taxpayers’ money, uses it in a way that Canadians do not want it to be used and picks favourites. In this case the member across the way claims that the government took taxpayer dollars from Quebec and then gave that money to Anglo-Canada instead. I think we are on the same page. The member is agreeing that the Liberal government takes money from everybody and then distributes it to its chosen people. It is, quite frankly, very frustrating.