Mr. Speaker, I am glad the parliamentary secretary had the opportunity to speak because he really made my case.
I really do not have to highlight for Canadians the fact that he had nothing to offer. All he could come up with was something that I already pre-empted in my speech. I already pre-empted the fact that they have nothing to do except claim that we are going to impose new taxes.
By the way, I did not say this in the House but he would not know the Liberal policy. He needs to know that it is wrong to make things up and it is wrong to mislead Canadians. I know why he is doing it. It is because he has nothing to offer, his minister has nothing to offer and his Prime Minister has nothing to offer. They are out of ideas. They are running on fumes.
I am willing to debate the parliamentary secretary and the minister and to compare our policy to his. I spoke about our tax shifting policies. Perhaps he did not want to hear it but I will be happy to debate it with him later.