Discussion · Oral Questions
François-Philippe Champagne Liberal
“We are working to lower the cost of rent, food, and fuel. The Conservatives should stop with their talking points and vote with us to pause the fuel tax.”
“Mr. Speaker, we will take no lessons from the Conservatives. There is no way we will take lessons from them. Canadians know better. They know that we have been acting on the price of rent, on the price of food, and on the price of fuel. The question that people are asking today is whether, instead of using talking points, the Conservatives will do the right thing and support us to suspend the fuel tax. That is what they want to see. On this side of the House, Canadians know we have their back today and every day.”
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Government answer in Question Period
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“We will take no lessons from the Conservatives.”
Said 9 times by 4 members since April 23.
Every time it was said
Mr. Speaker, we will take no lessons from the Conservatives. There is no way we will take lessons from them. Canadians know better. They know that we have been acting on the price of rent, on the price of food, and on the price of fuel. The question that people are asking today is whether, instead of using talking points, the Conservatives will do the right thing and support us to suspend the fuel tax. That is what they want to see. On this side of the House, Canadians know we have their back today and every day.