Prime Minister Stephen Harper was making good headway in a speech Monday night to supporters at a Regina-area farm when he suddenly stopped mid-sentence.
"Is someone throwing rocks at me," Harper said, turning to look behind him.
"Careful," he said chuckling.
It turns out someone was. Several boys and girls standing behind Harper had been using their campaign signs to flick bits of gravel from the floor in the PM's direction.
And once he turned his back, they started doing it again.
-Bruce Campion-Smith
Thats good humour... :)
So whats so scary about this guy?
Looks like he has a sense of humour to me...
Posted by: Moki | September 09, 2008 at 09:08 AM
Sure, Harper is not scary if you are not old enough to vote. Then you are allowed to toss a few stones at him. But try to get him to listen to you if you are a voting age adult, or are a woman, or are out of work, or have a medical issue maybe, or need daycare if you have a job, or possibly you have lost most of your investments because you believed him last election when he said he would never tax income trusts, and your monthly income dropped drastically when he lied that Oct. and the strain caused your husband to have a heart attack and now you are all alone. Try to toss a stone then and see what happens.
Posted by: Geo | September 11, 2008 at 04:09 AM