MEMBER OF PARLIAMENT
Hallan consistently blames the Liberal government for economic troubles facing Canadians, arguing they spend recklessly and interfere too much in the economy. He frequently calls for the government to 'get out of the way', lower taxes, and cancel programs he sees as wasteful. He suggests these changes would improve affordability and economic growth. Hallan also often highlights specific examples of government excess and hypocrisy, like expensive catering on the Prime Minister's flights, to paint the Liberals as out-of-touch and untrustworthy.
Oral Questions
“I expect more deficits in the announcement. Deficits lead to inflation and higher taxes later. The cost of government is making things expensive for people. Food inflation is really high here. The government spending should be capped before it gets even worse.”
“The Prime Minister spends too much. He said he'd spend less, but he doubled the deficit and added $90 billion. Canadians have to pay higher bills. The government should spend less so Canadians can afford to live.”
Oral Questions
“You built nothing. You made more bureaucracy. You made more consultants. You made more deficit. The Prime Minister said he would spend less. He lied. I want the Liberals to stop borrowing money. Canadians pay for your borrowing.”
“This government spends too much. Canadians have too much debt. This budget will make it worse. I want the Prime Minister to spend less money.”