I didn't interrupt anyone on the other side but, to be honest, I was tempted to.
Minister, they voted against the resources that will give people the benefit that our government created. They also voted against all the housing benefits and, as you know, the national housing strategy includes, as one of the vulnerable populations, seniors and people with disabilities. At every opportunity they had to support people with disabilities, they voted against it, so it really is hard to hear questions like we've heard again today.
What makes it also difficult to stomach is that the Leader of the Opposition was in Hamilton not too long ago, as part of his “make Canada great again” tour. He has these nonsensical tag lines that he uses, the bumper-sticker solutions. He talks about fixing the budget. I think both you and I know what fixing the budget means. It'll mean cuts to social programs and to the programs that are helping people with disabilities. It will mean the end of the Canada disability benefit, cuts to health care and cuts to the housing programs that we provide—all of those resources and the initiatives that I just talked about.
That “make Canada great again” agenda will threaten, I think, many of the benefits that seniors and people with disabilities rely on today to get them through some very challenging times. Can I get your thoughts on those issues? When you hear those nonsensical questions from the other side of the table, what goes through your mind?