Schulz: If Mr. Roy wants to be treated like an adult

THE GUARDIAN | In a speech to the Chamber, Finance Secretary Martin Schulz has addressed the "unwanted and unwarranted" accusations made by FCRP MP Wyatt Roy:
Originally posted by Martin Schulz:
With the release of our official political program, Mr. Speaker, the young Wyatt will inevitably find out where the coalition has compromised on economic policy and what our plan is for this nation's future. I know that it is inconceivable for him, but Liberal Conservatives, Centrists and Socialists have a variety of overlapping positions in terms of the economy. We believe in the reduction of wasteful spending, we believe in the decrease of the military, we believe in the support of our home industries, we believe in necessary investment to our public and social services, we believe in fair competition between companies, we believe in tax reform and we believe in decent wages for all. Taking lines from our manifestos out of context, when a careful reader would notice that many of our positions in no way contradict each other, shows to the ridiciulous lengths that the Conservative Reformists are willing to go to whine at every step of the way. If Mr. Roy wants to be treated like an adult, I suggest he starts behaving like one. I yield Mr. Speaker.
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