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Human Rights April 4th, 2008
Mr. Speaker, when Reform whip Bob Ringma said that he believed employers should be able to fire gays and visible minorities, he was kicked out.
When Reform MP David Chatters said that gays should not be allowed to teach in schools, he was shown the door.
When Alliance MP Larry Spencer wished for a bill making homosexuality illegal, out he went.
Will the Prime Minister admit that his new party's standards are now lower than both the Reform Party and the Canadian Alliance?
Ethics March 31st, 2008
Mr. Speaker, Canadians are appalled that a Prime Minister would hide behind lawsuits and a libel chill to avoid being accountable for his own role in this sordid affair. My constituents want to know why Conservatives are unable to categorically deny outside the House that financial assistance was offered to Mr. Cadman.
Could the Prime Minister confirm whether anyone in his government or his party has been contacted by the RCMP regarding this issue?
Ethics March 31st, 2008
Mr. Speaker, after five weeks, why can the Prime Minister not give a straight answer about the tape on which he confirms a financial offer was made to Chuck Cadman? His chief of staff, Ian Brodie, was the party executive director at the time. John Reynolds was campaign co-chair.
Could the Prime Minister categorically deny that either of them was involved in the financial offer that Dona Cadman says the Conservatives made to her husband?