Discussion · Oral Questions
Pierre Poilievre Conservative
“The Prime Minister gets no results. Ten European countries still have not signed our trade deal. He also wasted the extra money the government took in from inflation. The budget officer says he will add $733 billion to our debt over five years. That means $40,000 more debt for each Canadian family. He costs Canadians too much.”
“Mr. Speaker, there is no rapprochement happening. No agreements have been signed, either. Ten European countries have not signed the agreement we already have. There have been no results. The Prime Minister is all talk and no action. The same goes for spending. Inflation caused government revenues to skyrocket, but the Prime Minister squandered the money. The Parliamentary Budget Officer reports that he is planning to add $733 billion to our debt over the next five years, which amounts to an additional $40,000 in debt for every Canadian family. How can the Prime Minister be so out of touch and so costly for Canadians?”
Official Hansard
Mr. Speaker, there is no rapprochement happening. No agreements have been signed, either. Ten European countries have not signed the agreement we already have. There have been no results. The Prime Minister is all talk and no action. The same goes for spending. Inflation caused government revenues to skyrocket, but the Prime Minister squandered the money. The Parliamentary Budget Officer reports that he is planning to add $733 billion to our debt over the next five years, which amounts to an additional $40,000 in debt for every Canadian family. How can the Prime Minister be so out of touch and so costly for Canadians?