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Government Business No. 13—Proceedings on Bill C‑22
“I want to pass half the bill now. The other half isn't ready. Let's vote to split the bill and pass the first half.”
MEMBER OF PARLIAMENT
Waugh reliably attacks the Liberals on the usual Conservative topics like the economy, deficits, and taxes. He's not above a little cheap Riding boosterism or filling time with platitudes. But he can ask a pointed question now and then.
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“I want to pass half the bill now. The other half isn't ready. Let's vote to split the bill and pass the first half.”
“I'm filling time with kind words and saying nothing anyone could pin down later.”
Oral Questions
“The economy is bad under these Liberals. More debt, less growth. Are we in a recession or just doing worse after their time in power?”
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“I'm shouting out a slogan so you'll save a program in my riding.”
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“You talked a lot about corporate real estate, but are you actually worried about homeowners?”
Oral Questions
“The government is spending too much. Deficits are high. Taxes are high. The Prime Minister is just like Trudeau. It's been this way for 10 years. Canadians are paying the price at the grocery store.”