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- March 22, 2022
Justin Trudeau gets shredded by Candice Bergen for forming a new NDP-Liberal government
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5 minutes
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144.93442
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814
Sentence Count
49
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The Canadians woke up this morning and were shocked to learn they have a new NDP Liberal government
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that is planning to spend and tax unlike anything we've seen before.
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Now things are starting to make sense.
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Now we understand why the NDP have been so eager to prop up the Liberals and their unethical behaviour.
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It's because they have been cooking up a secret backroom deal.
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My question to the leader of the new NDP Liberal Party is this.
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When did he start these secret talks with his new Deputy Prime Minister, the Member for Burnaby South?
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Was it before, during, or just after the last election?
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The Right Honourable Prime Minister.
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Mr. Speaker, what this agreement means is in this time of uncertainty and pressures on Canadians,
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we're going to have predictability and an ability to focus on delivering the things that Canadians asked us all for collectively
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in the last election.
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More investments in housing, better support for families, help with the cost of living,
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growth for Canadians, the fight against climate change increased, and support on reconciliation.
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The toxicity and polarization that we've seen in Parliament in the past
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is now an opportunity for us to deliver for Canadians, and that's what we shall do.
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The Honourable Leader of the Official Opposition.
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The Honourable Leader of the Official Opposition are already suffering because of massive inflation,
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which is caused by the out-of-control spending of the old Liberal government.
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Now, Canadians are going to be living with a new NDP Liberal government,
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and that price tag has just skyrocketed.
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The NDP Liberal government's initial platform will cost over $200 billion,
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and that is just the tip of the iceberg.
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Can the NDP Liberal Prime Minister tell Canadians how much this backroom deal is going to cost them?
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How much?
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To the Right Honourable Prime Minister.
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Mr. Speaker, we made a commitment in the last election to invest in housing,
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to invest in support for families, to invest in childcare, to grow the economy,
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to fight the pandemic, to move forward on fighting climate change.
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These are all things that we continue to be focused on,
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and Mr. Speaker, what we're going to see is an ability to work across party lines
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to reduce the toxic partisanship that we've seen in the past in this House,
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and actually move forward on delivering concretely for Canadians.
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That's what Canadians want.
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That's what we're going to deliver.
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The Honourable Leader of the Official Opposition.
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Speaker, we've seen an attack from the left on Canada's oil and gas sector,
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our agricultural sector, and fisheries.
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All huge job creators.
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And now, that extreme left-wing agenda has been baked into this secret backroom deal.
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The NDP Liberal platform will double down and intensify the attack
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on Canadian natural resources and jobs.
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So, Canadians deserve to know how many more jobs are going to be lost,
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specifically in our natural resources,
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because of the NDP Liberal government and their backroom deal.
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Here, here, here.
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The Right Honourable Prime Minister.
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Mr. Speaker, Canadians saw what aggressive partisanship and toxicity in this place
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led to, in terms of a slowed-down agenda, delivering for Canadians.
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What we've been able to do in moving forward during this pandemic,
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seeing Canadians come together,
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is actually what we're going to be able to continue to do moving forward.
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Deliver on the things that we stood up for in the last election.
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Deliver for Canadians and the things that they need to grow the economy,
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create good jobs for everyone,
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while fully continuing to respect Parliament.
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Mr. Speaker, make no mistake, Mr. Speaker,
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this backroom deal disrespects Parliament,
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and it disrespects every single Canadian voter.
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Gas prices right now are shockingly high,
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and they're going up, unfairly punishing Canadians and families.
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But today, Conservatives have proposed a reasonable
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and positive solution to save Canadians money at the gas pump.
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Conservatives are consistently Conservative,
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and we always want to lower taxes for all Canadians.
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Will the NDP Liberal government tell this House if they support our motion,
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or will their first act as a coalition government
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be to continue punishing Canadians with high taxes at the gas pumps?
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The Right Honourable Prime Minister.
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The Leader of the Official Opposition needs to be careful
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when she's talking about supporting democracy,
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not spreading misinformation and disinformation at the same time.
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Mr. Speaker, Canadians returned this Parliament
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in the minority situation in the last election
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because they expected parties to work together collaboratively
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to deliver for Canadians.
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That is exactly what we're doing as we reach out across party lines
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to work together on the things where we agree,
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and there will be plenty of room for robust, informed debate
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in the areas we disagree.
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That's how Parliament should work, Mr. Speaker,
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and we will continue to stand up for democracy.
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Thank you very much sir.
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Thank you.
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