Oral Questions
The Economy
“I like you. I'm ignoring the bad things you said. I'll repeat nice words about the economy that I already said before. They make us look good. Oh also people in your riding are getting benefits so you should be happy.”
MEMBER OF PARLIAMENT
Fuhr sticks closely to talking points and rarely deviates from the party line. He prefers to highlight positive economic indicators rather than addressing potential concerns. In procedural matters, he is willing to use the rules to push priorities forward even without full agreement.
Oral Questions
“I like you. I'm ignoring the bad things you said. I'll repeat nice words about the economy that I already said before. They make us look good. Oh also people in your riding are getting benefits so you should be happy.”
“Those numbers sound good. I want to cheer for the economy. I want more people getting government money.”
Oral Questions
“I'm using a procedural rule to rush this bill through even though we couldn't get everyone to agree on it.”