OTTAWA — Conservative MP Garnett Genuis said his heckling in the House of Commons about Prime Minister Justin Trudeau taking baths in the New York consul general’s luxurious tub had “nothing to do with sex.”

On Thursday, Garnett confessed to making the comment in the House the day prior after Liberals and the NDP blasted the Conservative benches for what they claim was a “homophobic” comment.

On Thursday, Garnett confessed to making a comment about Trudeau 'engaging' in Tom Clark's bathtub in the House the day prior.{ai:summary}<p>Conservative MP Garnett Genuis defended his heckling remark about Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's bathing habits, stating it was not intended to be sexual in nature. The comment drew backlash from Liberal and NDP members, who labeled it as homophobic.  </p><p>The incident highlights ongoing tensions in Canadian political discourse.  
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'Nothing to do with sex': Tory MP refutes Trudeau's accusations of 'homophobic' quip

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