Discussion · Oral Questions
Branden Leslie Conservative
“The Prime Minister promised to lower costs and control spending, but he is borrowing billions of dollars instead. One in three Canadians is skipping meals because food costs too much. Taxpayers will be stuck with this debt. I want the Prime Minister to admit his plan has failed.”
“Mr. Speaker, the Prime Minister promised to make life affordable and get government spending under control. Instead, the Liberals gave Canadians a costly credit budget that should have been titled masters of debt. One in three Canadians is now skipping meals or eating less because they simply cannot afford groceries. While Canadians struggle to put food on the table, the Liberals continue to borrow billions and billions of dollars more, leaving taxpayers with the bill. How much debt does the Prime Minister intend to pile onto Canadians before he admits that his approach of just throwing it on the tab is no substitute for reasonable fiscal policy?”
Official Hansard
Mr. Speaker, the Prime Minister promised to make life affordable and get government spending under control. Instead, the Liberals gave Canadians a costly credit budget that should have been titled masters of debt. One in three Canadians is now skipping meals or eating less because they simply cannot afford groceries. While Canadians struggle to put food on the table, the Liberals continue to borrow billions and billions of dollars more, leaving taxpayers with the bill. How much debt does the Prime Minister intend to pile onto Canadians before he admits that his approach of just throwing it on the tab is no substitute for reasonable fiscal policy?