“Will the Prime Minister admit his spending is making life expensive for families?”
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In a debate on Finance, Conservatives raised concerns about families struggling with high inflation and unaffordable necessities while the government runs up debt. The Liberals responded by questioning whose interests the Conservatives serve, accusing them of opposing programs to feed hungry kids, reduce childcare fees, and provide dental care. The debate was light on substance, with the parties mainly trading partisan barbs and talking points.
“I won't answer the question about affordability. I'll just say mean things about the other party instead.”