“Canada now has almost $1.5 trillion in national debt. Because of this Liberal debt, seniors cannot afford food and medicine, and young families cannot buy homes. I want the Prime Minister to stop helping bankers and start helping Canadians.”

“Mr. Speaker, Canadians have $1.475 trillion on the national credit card. Because of the Liberal debt, seniors have to choose between groceries and medication, and young families cannot afford a home. Despite this Liberal Prime Minister’s illusions, it is always the same thing. He is just another costly Liberal. When will he stop governing for bankers and start governing for Canadians?”

• 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 →

“The government is spending too much money. Canada will pay over $53 billion just on debt interest this year. That money is not helping seniors or families. I want to know why the Prime Minister will not cut government spending.”

“Mr. Speaker, it is an important question. If the Liberals truly want to help families and seniors, then they should start by closing the open bar in Ottawa. The Prime Minister is being irresponsible with Canadians’ money. The interest on the Liberal debt will cost more than $53 billion this year. That is money that is not going to seniors, that is not helping families and that is not going to the public service. While Canadians have to trim their budgets just to get by, why is the Prime Minister refusing to cut back on bureaucracy and unnecessary spending?”