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May 4, 2017
Ms Hoffman: Yesterday we talked about respect in this House. Today we have the members opposite name-calling yet again.
Mr. Fildebrandt: Yeah, sewer rats.
Ms Hoffman: Mr. Speaker, they continue to do this . . .
The Speaker: Hon. Member for Strathmore-Brooks, you’re just escalating the dysfunction of this place. Please keep those comments to yourself.
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March 8, 2017
The Deputy Chair: Hon. members, I recognize that during estimates outside of the House there’s an ability to cut each other off, but because you committed to going back and forth, you have to wait till the . . .
Mr. Fildebrandt: But I’ve already had an answer, and it’s pointless.
The Deputy Chair: . . . you have to wait until the minister is finished speaking.
May 16, 2017
Mr. Fildebrandt: Weak sauce, Mr. Speaker.
February 12, 2019
Mr. Fildebrandt: Sorry. What is the purpose of a recess right now?
The Chair: I am needing a recess. Derek, I won’t elaborate . . .
Mr. Fildebrandt: That’s good enough for me.
The Chair: . . . on the reasons why I might want that.
May 3, 2017
the great bollocks debate of 2017 part three
Mr. Fildebrandt: If you’ll pardon me just this one time: never mind the bollocks. It’s a Sex Pistols reference for the new kids.
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March 15, 2017
Mr. Fildebrandt: Alberta has not had a balanced budget since 2007. A decade ago George Bush was President, Maroon 5 topped the charts, and popped collars were an acceptable fashion choice for grown men.
May 3, 2017
Mr. Fildebrandt: You know, if I was a credit-rating agency and I’m talking to Bart Simpson, I’d say: “Okay. You say you’re going to balance the budget by 2024. All right. If we’re going to believe you on that, you’re going to have to show us your math. You’re going to have to show us what your expenditures are going to be and what your revenues are going to be, even a ballpark number. We’re going to have to know how much debt you intend to accrue by that time because how much debt you accrue by that time is going to be the decisive determinant in how much interest you’re going to be paying at that time. That’s going to figure into your bottom line of your fiscal capacity to actually manage debt safely.” Any credit agency would ask that of Bart Simpson when he comes and says: I’m good for it, dude.
May 3, 2017
Mr. Fildebrandt: It reminds me of the time – I think it was almost 20 years ago. There was a Simpsons episode where Lisa Simpson was President, and she was cleaning up after the mess of President Donald Trump, who left the United States bankrupt. She had to deal with the creditors in China and other countries, so she hired Bart Simpson to come along because he was so good at explaining his way out of debt. He would just say: I’m good for it, man; trust me, dude. That is effectively the strategy of this government. This is a Bart Simpson fiscal plan.
