“The government is spending too much money. Canada's debt will reach $1.63 trillion by 2031. Will the Prime Minister put a limit on government spending?”

“Mr. Speaker, the Liberals’ economic update is more of the same: more unchecked spending, more debt for Canadians. The national debt will reach a staggering $1.63 trillion by 2031. That is $1.63 trillion in Liberal debt. The Prime Minister, who boasts about being an excellent manager, is just another costly, spendthrift Liberal. Will the Prime Minister impose a limit on Canada’s credit card?”

“The government is spending too much money. This debt raises taxes, inflation, and prices for gas and housing. It costs each family $3,400 a year. I want to know when the government will stop this spending.”

“Mr. Speaker, in Beauce, one plus one equals two. It does not equal -10, like the Liberals would have us believe. The Prime Minister’s spending on the Liberal credit card is having a devastating impact on Canadians: more taxes, more Liberal inflation and more interest charges. That amounts to $3,400 per family per year. While the Liberals are racking up deficits, the price of essentials like gas and housing continue to rise. The people of Beauce are the ones paying the price for this mismanagement which, once again, has been disastrous. My question is simple: Does the Liberal credit card have a limit?”

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  Opposition question in Question Period

  Signal 38 of 100

  Much of this statement went to praise, blame, greetings, routine procedure or general stories rather than reasons, requests or specific points.

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