Mr. Speaker, I will start by telling you how proud I was the first day I sat in the House. I felt that regardless of my party my colleagues and I were here to create laws and directions for Canada. We would make Canada a better place for all Canadians regardless of religion or region.
I was and am excited at this prospect. Often I disagree with my colleagues in opposition. However I believe they are expressing their hearts in a way they feel is best for their constituents and in most cases Canada. I commend them.
Recently I have become disillusioned at the actions of the Reform Party. Enough is enough. Reform members continue to describe in graphic detail the most heinous of crimes for no other reason than grandstanding. I say shame.
I remind my colleagues that expressing the details of tragic violent acts on national TV only makes the victims relive these atrocities over again. Exploiting people's tragedy only hurts the victims.
Canadians will not take it any more. The Reform Party and their leader should be ashamed.