Mr. Speaker, there were a number of questions and I do not have enough time to answer them all.
I remind the member that a number of Liberals believe that support is an inch thick and a mile wide.
I tried to convey the feeling that Albertans have of the pride of ridding the deficit and who are now working on the debt. We are proud of that. The threat to everything in the country is the growing debt and the interest payments. That is the message; $50 billion in interest is what is threatening health care, pensions and jobs. Business will not provide more jobs until it sees a plan and light at the end of the tunnel. The only light at the end of the tunnel must be the lowering of taxes, a plan whereby people are treated equally and fairly.
With regard to his reference to polls, I go back to a much earlier politician from this place when he described that polls were for big dogs. That probably summarizes what we can do with these polls.
Why the great popularity of the government? After probably the most disliked Prime Minister the country has ever had, anything would be a breath of fresh air. I agree with that. We need light at the end of the tunnel. The debt and the deficit have to be dealt with and interest payments must be cut down.