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Liberals MELTDOWN in QP: Hissy fit Over U.S. Relations & Skyrocketing Poverty Questions!

Question Period Highlights – House of Commons Sitting No. 91 Friday, February 27, 2026 | West Block Chamber, Ottawa Liberals Lose It in QP: Hissyfit Over U.S. Relations & Rising Poverty Questions In today's fiery Question Period, Liberal MPs erupt in a full-blown hissyfit when opposition members dare to question the state of Canada-U.S. relations amid growing diplomatic and trade strains, alongside sharp criticism of skyrocketing poverty and economic hardship gripping ordinary Canadians. Opposition presses hard on how relations with the U.S. have deteriorated (border delays, security concerns, tariff threats, and diplomatic chill), while hammering the government on rising poverty rates, food bank usage spikes, housing unaffordability, and the sense that Canadians are fed up with broken promises on cost-of-living relief. Liberals fire back defensively, accusing critics of fear-mongering and partisanship. Raw, unfiltered clashes from the floor show just how tense the mood is in Ottawa! Full official source: ParlVu – Parliament of Canada Direct link to Sitting No. 91 archive (search "Sitting 91" or February 27, 2026; QP segment 11:00–12:07 ET): https://parlvu.parl.gc.ca/Harmony/en/... (or check ourcommons.ca for on-demand/Hansard). Complete proceedings and transcript: ourcommons.ca (Debates No. 91 forthcoming). Also available on CPAC.ca. Uploaded by @thisguysgarage for public interest, commentary, and transparency on Canadian politics, U.S. relations, and economic hardship. This video uses selected clips from parliamentary proceedings with added context, highlights, summarization, and focus on the Liberals' defensive outbursts and opposition challenges to spotlight public frustration and policy failures—making complex debates accessible to viewers. Fair Use / Transformative Statement: This content qualifies as fair dealing under the Canadian Copyright Act (s. 29 – criticism, review, news reporting, education) and/or fair use under U.S. doctrine (17 U.S.C. § 107 – criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching). It is transformative: original public proceedings are excerpted selectively, with added framing, commentary, emphasis on contentious exchanges (e.g., Liberal hissyfit, U.S. relations strain, rising poverty), and analysis to inform and provoke discussion—not to substitute the full record or for commercial replacement. No infringement intended. All original footage/audio belongs to the Parliament of Canada / House of Commons (public domain parliamentary proceedings). View the complete session directly on ParlVu or ourcommons.ca for unedited context. Are Canadians right to be fed up with rising poverty and shaky U.S. relations? Drop your take in the comments, like if the Liberal reaction was over-the-top, and subscribe for more raw QP breakdowns, economic exposes, and political meltdowns! #QuestionPeriod #LiberalHissyfit #CanadaUSPoor #RisingPoverty #CdnPoli #HouseOfCommons #ThisGuysGarage