Photos: Cats Holding Stephen Harper

 

The Internet has proven there's no such thing as too many pictures of cats -- unless they're posing with Canadian politicians. We're turning the tables on Prime Minister Stephen Harper.

 
 
 
 
 
The Internet has proven there's no such thing as too many pictures of cats -- unless they're posing with Canadian politicians.<br>
We get it, Prime Minister Stephen Harper: you heart kitties. But the cute overload has crossed over into cute-sploitation. That's why we're turning the tables...with way too many pictures of cats holding you.<br><br><i>--Leah Collins/Dose.ca</i>
 

The Internet has proven there's no such thing as too many pictures of cats -- unless they're posing with Canadian politicians.
We get it, Prime Minister Stephen Harper: you heart kitties. But the cute overload has crossed over into cute-sploitation. That's why we're turning the tables...with way too many pictures of cats holding you.

--Leah Collins/Dose.ca

Photograph by: Handout , Handout

 
The Internet has proven there's no such thing as too many pictures of cats -- unless they're posing with Canadian politicians.<br>
We get it, Prime Minister Stephen Harper: you heart kitties. But the cute overload has crossed over into cute-sploitation. That's why we're turning the tables...with way too many pictures of cats holding you.<br><br><i>--Leah Collins/Dose.ca</i>
Cats Holding Stephen Harper
Cats Holding Stephen Harper
Cats Holding Stephen Harper
Cats Holding Stephen Harper
Cats Holding Stephen Harper
Cats Holding Stephen Harper
Cats Holding Stephen Harper
Cats Holding Stephen Harper
Cats Holding Stephen Harper
Cats Holding Stephen Harper
 
 
 
 
 
 

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