You heard right after the provincial election about how it affected 81 year old Henry Kozak.  Living in Clareview, he’d put up a Conservative sign on his fence.  Some politically insecure not-smart tore it down and damaged his fence in the process.  Intelligent political debate is one thing; vandalism shows you have no confident argument.   At 81, and on a fixed income, Henry did not have the money to get the concrete caps on his brick columns repaired, and he’s not strong enough to do the work himself.  I suggested in my editorial that the area Conservatives might like to get involved, and Thomas Lukaszuk’s office called Henry to say they’d be there for him.  Henry got someone to repair the fence and the $270 dollar bill was covered.  So, the fence is now restored despite the poor losers and the Conservatives are back in office despite the poor pollsters and we’d like to think everything is back to normal.  Henry wonders what to do next time.  Should he put up another sign or try to appear neutral?  Too bad it’s illegal to electrify a sign.  Let me know what you think he should do..

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