Madam Speaker, I certainly learned a lot from the House leader of the opposition's references to the times when Stephen Harper was found in contempt. However, what I find troubling is that he said that it was different back then because lives were on the line and we were in war.
How does he know lives are not on the line now? In fact, he does not know. When he said that, he followed it up by saying he did not know if lives were on the line. Quite simply, why would he be willing to put lives on the line if the possibility exists?