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The return of Lucien Bouchard? It's just a dream...but
More and more Quebecers have come to realize Stephen Harper is actually not that scary
QUÉBEC CITY--A funny thing happened over the Christmas holidays. More and more Quebecers have come to realize that Stephen Harper is actually not that scary. They may even consider him to be a real human being. Up until a few days ago, many voters here were still very put off by the Conservative Party leader. His party's platform reminded them of George Bush and the religious wing of the Republican party; way too conservative and way too religious for them to even think of voting Tory. Not so anymore.
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The return of Lucien Bouchard? It's just a dream...but
More and more Quebecers have come to realize Stephen Harper is actually not that scary
QUÉBEC CITY--A funny thing happened over the Christmas holidays. More and more Quebecers have come to realize that Stephen Harper is actually not that scary. They may even consider him to be a real human being. Up until a few days ago, many voters here were still very put off by the Conservative Party leader. His party's platform reminded them of George Bush and the religious wing of the Republican party; way too conservative and way too religious for them to even think of voting Tory. Not so anymore.
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