MEMBER OF PARLIAMENT
Gasparro reliably deflects criticism of the government by accusing the other side of not caring about people. He brings up his own riding frequently, framing any disagreement as an attack on them personally. He works in mentions of expert advisors to lend credibility to the government's positions.
Government Orders
“I want the parliamentary secretary to talk about the experts who are helping the government on law and order. Name some of them, like police or transit workers. That way, we can say the government is listening to smart people.”
Oral Questions
“You criticized our leader for spending too much. I don't want to talk about that. I want to say you are bad. You don't want to help people. You voted against spending more money. People in my riding will get money from this bill. You think they don't deserve help. Shame on you.”
