For example: many people see that I am francophone and pronounce my surname the French way, but my family pronounces it the English way, and with a silent t.

This is absolutely not mandatory. I am hoping to be able to minimise prononciation errors as much as possible in the House.

Thank you!

Par exemple: plusieurs personnes voient que je suis franco, et prononcent mon nom en français. Cependant, ma famille le prononcent en anglais, et avec un t muet.
Ceci est absolument pas obligatoire. Cependant, je veux essayer autant que possible d'éviter des erreurs de prononciation dans la chambre.

Fun fact it does exist. It's not good I've heard

Hate to be the one to tell you but you were already there

Somehow despite a self-sabotaging immune sustem I haven't caught it either strangely

@mpspsammontgomery.bsky.social are we real???

Apparently I didn't notice what the quote repost is earlier (I refer back go my "I'm an old preschoolers comment" in the chamber.) But,

Love you Domi!! You are amazing and I'm so honored and proud to have you in Rt. Hon. Caucus with me as you deserve!

T'es trop Sweet!

@domimpsp.bsky.social

Hey, big age gaps between siblings exist (you've met my 10 year old brother you should know lol)

Out here asking the real questions