Mr. Speaker, I have been soaking in the words of my colleague's brilliant speech on this, and I want to ask him about the strange pattern we have seen. Certainly ever since I became a member of Parliament, almost a year ago, the Liberals rail against a Conservative proposal. They will call it reckless and say all sorts of things about it. Then they will say that they are adopting it as their own, but not go all the way. We saw this with the carbon tax for years. They were prepared to lose an election on the carbon tax with their previous leader, but then only repealed a part of it. We now see that they are taking a Conservative proposal, but instead of cutting the 25¢ a litre that our plan would put forward, they are only giving Canadians a 10¢ break and for a shorter period of time.
I am wondering what my colleague, who has been around here a lot longer than I have, thinks of this, what we can do to stop it and help Canadians for real.