“Do the Liberals not critique the Prime Minister's climate record because they're afraid of him?”
What they said. What they meant.
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Climate Change
Climate change was discussed in the House of Commons, but substantive plans or impacts weren't the focus. Instead, the Bloc accused the Prime Minister of yelling at Liberal MPs who criticize his climate record, while the Liberals insisted they work collaboratively to fight climate change with EV rebates and transit investments.
“I want to avoid the question. I want to say nice things about how we work together. I don't want to criticize the Prime Minister.”
“I want to play sides against each other and make the Prime Minister look bad. I don't want to argue my own ideas or what we should do about climate change. I want to talk about politicians fighting.”
“I want to talk about cooperation instead of answering the question. I want to make a list of spending that makes us look good. I say we are already succeeding so taxpayers should not worry about spending more.”