“I want to use a question about seniors to guess what my opponents might do. Do you think those bad people would cut this giant spending program?”
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“I want to use this chance to attack my opponents. I say my party is very good to seniors. The other party, the bad party, did not help seniors at all. Our party is the one who helps seniors.”
“I want to correct the record. Calling the Conservatives far right is wrong and cheapens our language. The two parties are not the same. Look, the Liberal government does many similar things to the Conservatives. If the Conservatives are far right then I think you could say the Liberals are far right too.”
“I want to cheer for our team. The Prime Minister is strong and healthy. We understand everything and we can do it all at once. Our economy will be great and everyone will be happy. The Prime Minister's agenda is big and all the Liberals are here for Canadians.”