Mr. Speaker, that is exactly what I was talking about earlier, that kind of attitude. It is contempt for people in the House. The member would not raise that if he were being honest with himself.
The fact of the matter is that the sanctimonious approach does not work. The reality is that the Conservatives' tax cuts and their programs have helped those who already have lots of money in this country.
Let us talk about the $5,000 savings. How many Canadians at this time will have $5,000 at the end of the year, especially middle income Canadians who are suffering already? How many will have $5,000 to put aside per member of the family, so it could become $20,000, $25,000 per family? The women I spoke to earlier will not have that kind of money.
The Conservatives should have been investing in people. They only looked after the people they thought might vote for them. This was part of their agenda to try to get their fabulous majority, which they missed last time and they are hoping to get it next time. Their attitude about entitlements and all that is quite disgusting. Those hon. members should take a look at themselves in the mirror when they wake up in the morning and see what good they have done for Canadians today.