Hii ni opinion ya mtu but kuna kaukweli

What appears clear to me is that unless Ruto is tripped by something other than a catastrophic political slip-up and fails to be on the ballot, only Mr Odinga has a chance of limiting the possibility of a Ruto victory. A third party, even one supported by the President and Mr Odinga, will struggle. That is true for all the characters whose names are being touted as compromises.

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Hi bottom up approach is a master stroke. Bringing the kibaki economists like David Ndii is genius.

Mount Kenya MPs are having a field day.
Jeshi ti ngenu

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Followers of the two brothers- Null and Void. Are you scared yet?

Kiambaa here we come

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Uhuru is less concerned about this kind of politics. He is just going on with his biz. To build the nation.

Waiguru is now talking of "predictable consequences" kwani they did not see this coming alafu hiyo jina pragmatic si aseme the ground has shifted

Jubilee cannot be salvaged. Too late

When I was young, growing up in Central Kenya and learning Kenyan politics in 1992. There was a very strong wave and everyone 'in central' believed One Kenneth Stanley Njindo Matiba' will become PORK. Fast forward to Jan-1993, MO1 was still the occupant of the hse on the hill.
2nd episode: In 2007 there was similar wave outside central Kenya and everyone 'outside central' believed one Agwambo will become PORK. Fast-forward to Jan 2008, Kibaki was still occupying hse on the hill.
Lesson learnt; Euphoric wave in politics is nothing.

The tribal wisdom of the Dakota Indians in North America, passed on from one generation to the next, says that when you discover that you are riding a dead horse, the best strategy is to dismount.
But in Kenyan politics, because heavy investment already invested in political parties like Jubilee, other strategies are being tried with dead horses, including the following:
1. Changing riders i.e. replacing officials likes of Tuju, Dzuya, and Murathe.
2. Trying to do blood transfusions on the dead horse i.e. getting “fresh blood”
3. Appointing committees to study the horse and find out how to make it move a little.
4. Harnessing several dead horses together to increase speed i.e., harnessing NASA and Jubilee together to see if they can do better together.
5. When all the above fail - Rewriting the expected performance requirements for all horses and lowering standards of the classification of activities that are used as indicators of vitality such that narrow wins of 27 votes in places like Muguga are seen as “absolute wins”.
Wise people understand that a long and arduous journey and a war like the 2022 elections requires a horse that is brimming in vitality and freshness and with a spirit to fight. Not one that considers winning an MCA seat by 27 votes something to brag about. Not one that loses an MP seat in Kiambaa and can still find a silver lining in such a loss..

First he should know the hustler nation has no mountain lake or ocean to align itself. Hustler nation is nation wide.
Second there is no euphoria in hustler nation. We are voting with sober minds and a clean conscience.