“The Prime Minister is creating record debt and spending more on interest than on health care for the provinces. I want to know why he is prioritizing bankers over Canadians.”

“Mr. Speaker, the Prime Minister is just another costly Liberal. He gave himself a gold medal for the highest deficit outside of COVID in Canadian history in his November budget. Yesterday, he gave himself a silver medal for having the second highest with his credit card budget. He spends more tax dollars on the interest on his debt than what goes to provinces in health care transfers. Why is the Liberal Prime Minister’s priority always to make bankers, bondholders and Brookfield richer?”

• Echo ×22

  A repeated line

  “The Prime Minister is just another Liberal.”

  Said 22 times by 14 members since April 23.

  Every time it was said →

“This budget adds too much debt and spending. Canada has some of the worst unemployment, debt, and living costs in the G7. I want the Prime Minister to admit he cannot manage our money.”

“Mr. Speaker, for a party that gave Canadians the second-highest unemployment in the entire G7, it is hard to believe those tradespeople will actually have a job after they graduate. This credit card budget has more debt, more costs, more spending and more taxes, all by the same old Liberals. Now Canadians have the highest food inflation, second-highest unemployment, highest consumer debt and highest housing costs in the entire G7. Will the costly Liberal Prime Minister just finally admit he is a worse money manager than Justin Trudeau was?”

“The Prime Minister is doubling the deficit, which has led to high housing costs, expensive food, and weak economic growth. When will he stop this overspending so Canadians can afford homes and groceries?”

“Mr. Speaker, these same old costly Liberals have continued their decade of credit card budgeting: more costs, more debt, more taxes, more of the same. In fact, the costly Liberal Prime Minister is now doubling the Trudeau deficit. He is literally doubling down on the failures of the past, failures that have delivered the worst housing, worst food inflation and worst economic growth in the G7. When will the Liberal Prime Minister end his costly credit card budgeting so Canadians can afford to put food on the table and keep a roof over their head?”

“The Liberals have doubled the deficit and made gas, groceries, and housing cost more. Canadians cannot afford this. Why did the government do it?”

“Mr. Speaker, I understand why that minister would not want to talk about the past, given his horrendous record on housing in the city of Vancouver. It is the same old story with these same old Liberals. Even Liberal-friendly columnists like Andrew Coyne have finally taken notice, saying, “Canada’s New Government is no more interested in arresting our economic decline than Canada’s Old Government”. Canadians are maxed out. They cannot afford the same reckless Liberal policies of the last decade. Why have the Liberals doubled Justin Trudeau’s deficit, doubled down on costly credit card budgeting and forced Canadians to pay more for gas, groceries and housing?”

• Echo ×4

  A repeated line

  “Forcing Canadians to pay more for gas.”

  Said 4 times by 4 members since April 29.

  Every time it was said →

“The government is spending too much money, including another $37 billion in this budget. This causes more debt, higher taxes, and higher prices for Canadians. Why is the government doing this?”

“Mr. Speaker, after 11 years of Liberal deficits, Canadians are screaming to make it stop, but the banker Prime Minister is not listening. He said they just got started as they pile on another $37 billion in spending, weakening our economy even more. This budget promises more costs, more taxes, more debt and more inflation for hard-working Canadians who are already maxed out. Why are Canadians paying the price for the Liberal government’s out-of-control spending?”

“Canadians are paying 59 billion dollars just in interest on the government's debt. That money is not being spent on hospitals, roads, or homes. Will the Prime Minister admit his spending hurts regular people while helping banks?”

“Strap in, Mr. Speaker, because Canadians are now paying $59 billion in interest on the debt. That money is not going toward hospitals, highways or homes. It is contributing to the highest household debt, most unaffordable housing and second-worst productivity and unemployment in the entire G7. The Liberals are so far behind, they think they are in first place. Will the Prime Minister admit that his costly credit card budget is rewarding bankers and lenders while making life harder for everyone else?”

“Canada's debt has grown quickly under this Prime Minister. We now pay more on interest than on health care. I want the government to adopt a Conservative plan that spends less on debt interest and more on doctors.”

“Mr. Speaker, bankers make their money by having their clients enslaved to death, and the banker Prime Minister is no different. He is just another costly Liberal. They even said the quiet part out loud. On their graph, they show that Canada’s deficit-to-GDP ratio begins to skyrocket after the Prime Minister was appointed. Canadians now spend more money servicing the interest on Canada’s credit card than all of our federal health care payments. Will the Liberal government commit to a real Conservative fiscal plan that spends less on bankers and more on doctors?”

• Echo ×6

  A repeated line

  “He is just another costly Liberal.”

  Said 6 times by 5 members since April 29.

  Every time it was said →