“The Liberals have added one trillion dollars to the national debt over ten years. This debt leads to higher taxes and leaves families with less money. I want the Prime Minister to stop borrowing money so Canadians can afford to live.”

“Mr. Speaker, one trillion is the number one followed by 12 zeros, or 1,000,000,000,000. The Liberals have added $1 trillion to the national credit card in 10 years. More zeros mean more debt. More debt means higher taxes. Higher taxes mean less money in families’ pockets. When will the Prime Minister, who is just another Liberal, stop adding zeroes to the national credit card so that Canadians can make ends meet?”

“The government is spending too much money and adding to the national debt. This makes food, housing, and gas cost more. I want the Prime Minister to stop spending so much.”

“Mr. Speaker, add another zero for the minister’s answer. When a student gets nothing but zeros, they fail. This Liberal government is racking up zeros, and Canadians are paying the price for its failure. What is the result? Grocery prices are skyrocketing, housing is unaffordable, and gas costs a fortune because the Liberal Prime Minister is racking up debt like there is no tomorrow. However, tomorrow it will be our children who will have to pay off this debt, along with the interest that comes with it. Will the Prime Minister, who is just another costly Liberal, finally put an end to his costly budgets funded by the national credit card?”