Oral Questions
The Economy
“You promised growth and instead we're in recession. You're spending lots of money on yourself while people are at food banks. Stop spending so much, get a trade deal, and build a pipeline.”
MEMBER OF PARLIAMENT
Roman Baber
Baber focuses on tough-on-crime policies, pushing for mandatory minimum sentences and criticizing any perceived weakening of them. He also raises privacy concerns around the government collecting data. While he brings up some specific issues, like child pornography and bail reform, much of his rhetoric relies on painting the Liberal government as broadly failing on crime and the economy.
Oral Questions
Finance
“The government should leave more money in citizens' pockets instead of spending it for them. Taking on this much debt hurts our country's growth and job prospects.”
“I want to paint the other guy as bad with taxes and debt. If I list a lot of bad things maybe it will stick. I want people to think my team is different.”
Oral Questions
Finance
“I say bad things are happening because the other party spends too much. The other party should spend less.”
“The Prime Minister spends too much and puts it all on the nation's credit card. Canadians will pay for his debts for generations. His spending causes inflation. Many Canadians now skip meals. An economist should know this. I want the Prime Minister to stop borrowing and spending so much so Canadians can afford to live.”