“The Prime Minister is wasting money on bad projects while families struggle to buy groceries. This spending raises taxes and inflation. I want the Prime Minister to stop overspending.”

“Mr. Speaker, while families are wondering how they will pay for their groceries each month, this Liberal Prime Minister continues to max out the national credit card to fund one scandal after another: $300 million wasted on PrescribeIT, $200 million on a space project located on land that cost next to nothing, $742 million on confiscating firearms from law-abiding hunters. The result: higher costs, higher taxes, higher debt and higher inflation. Gas prices have soared by 28.6%. Grocery bills continue to stretch families thin. When will this Liberal Prime Minister put a stop to his credit card budgets?”

“Canadian families are getting poorer because the government spends too much money. Food costs are up, and families spend more than they make on food and housing. The Prime Minister needs to stop reckless spending and help ordinary people.”

“Mr. Speaker, Canadians will soon realize that, just like the Liberals’ other announcements, these announcements are merely illusions. Nothing ever comes of any of their announcements. Canadian families are working harder than ever, so why are they getting poorer? The reason is because this government is spending taxpayer money like there is no tomorrow. Food inflation is 3.8%. Families are now spending over 100% of their income on food and housing. This Liberal Prime Minister is just another costly Liberal. Is he going to stop spending recklessly for his buddies’ benefit and start looking after ordinary people instead?”

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  Opposition question in Question Period

  Respect 76 of 100

  This statement targeted a person rather than their actions or views: “for his buddies' benefit”.

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• Echo ×22

  A repeated line

  “The Prime Minister is just another Liberal.”

  Said 22 times by 14 members since April 23.

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“Government spending is driving inflation up and making life more expensive. I want the Prime Minister to stop wasting money.”

“Mr. Speaker, costly Liberal policies drive inflation up, forcing Canadians to pay more for gas, food and rent. Members do not need to take my word for it. The April stats prove it. Inflation, gas prices and food prices are all up, yet the Liberal Prime Minister keeps spending: $290 million for the failed PrescribeIT scandal, $200 million for a gravel space pad in a Liberal riding and $742 million for a failed gun grab. It is more costs, more taxes, more debt and more on the national credit card. The Prime Minister is just another costly Liberal with nothing to show for his waste. When will he stop?”

• 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 →

“Rent and energy prices are too high because of the government's policies. I want the Prime Minister to stop spending so much money and support our plan to make life affordable.”

“Mr. Speaker, Canadians do not want empty promises and empty announcements. The minister can deflect, but the reality is that rent has skyrocketed. After years of costly Liberal housing failures, energy prices rise because the Liberal government’s identity is to punish Canadian energy and target regular families. With the Liberal Prime Minister, it is more costs, more inflation and more of the same. He is just another Liberal. Will he finally admit that his tax-and-spend agenda has failed, stop using the credit card and support the Conservative plan to make Canada affordable again?”