Discussion · Oral Questions
Jasraj Hallan Conservative
“The Prime Minister spends more money paying interest on our debt than he gives provinces for health care. He has doubled the national debt and the deficit. This year, interest on the debt will cost a family of four $6,000. I want the Prime Minister to come to the finance committee and explain this to Canadians.”
“Mr. Speaker, like a typical Liberal elitist, the Prime Minister is sending more money to his banker, bondholder and Brookfield buddies in debt interest than what goes to provinces in health care transfers. Just this year, a family of four will pay $6,000 in debt interest. Justin Trudeau doubled the debt. The Prime Minister took that as a challenge. He doubled down and doubled his deficit. Will the Prime Minister show up at the finance committee and tell Canadians exactly why he is so out of touch and why Canadians are so out of money?”
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Opposition question in Question Period
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This statement targeted a person rather than their actions or views: “like a typical Liberal elitist, the Prime Minister”.
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Mr. Speaker, like a typical Liberal elitist, the Prime Minister is sending more money to his banker, bondholder and Brookfield buddies in debt interest than what goes to provinces in health care transfers. Just this year, a family of four will pay $6,000 in debt interest. Justin Trudeau doubled the debt. The Prime Minister took that as a challenge. He doubled down and doubled his deficit. Will the Prime Minister show up at the finance committee and tell Canadians exactly why he is so out of touch and why Canadians are so out of money?