Mr. Speaker, the Prime Minister's costly credit card budget loads today's reckless spending on tomorrow's taxpayers, while Canadians are having to put nearly 50% more of their expenses on their credit cards, fearing the potential loss of their homes and businesses and facing the threat of bankruptcy. If only the government was concerned.
The warnings from Fitch and the parliamentary fiscal watchdog are ringing alarm bells. Abandoning one fiscal anchor and replacing it with another is already failing to build investor confidence in Canada.
How many more fiscal watchdog reports will it take for the Prime Minister to rein in his costly credit card spending?
