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You indeed have a right to possess a strong conviction about my alleged negative attitude towards raila, but as I suggested b4 you will never see where I have attacked him or any of his followers in this blog; if there is any hate, then you are free to invoke the 2001 Budapest convention, but if the reverse is the case then what is the fear of a majority coming in the open and dispelling such allegations. One who is clean will come in the open and rubbish such make-believe allegations.
Over time the PM s chance and suitability for the presidency has been on a visible decline; one notable weakness which his advisers have failed miserably to warn his campaigners and campaigns always shredded with covert missions. The philosophical violence and arbitrary domineering behind his campaigns strategies and the unilateral acquittal of one of the Ocampo 6 is a grim reminder of what the nation underwent during the 2008 PEV. Campaigns characterized by arbitrary domineering have resurfaced once again when he was recently seeking to lure the RV kalenjin elders to "sign a deal" to "encumber" anyone else from approaching them even when its unconstitutional.
Raila's "in-toning" on matters security, issues related to terrorism, and unity of Kenyans regardless of race, religion and ethnic background, is not what most statesmen can fathom. The reinvented campaigns politics of ideals rather than tribal alliances is not reflected through what he physically does and those he physically comes in contact with. Friends, watch out lest sub-consciously, the nation is led back to those harrowing kanu ndio baba na mama days.
What chances does he have of making it to the presidency, with declining nationwide support, no running mate though still scouting, with partisan media cooking success stories, backed up by the fact he will sacrifice party ideals of integrity to hook up with crooked politicians of the past that have driven past oligarchies in attempt to "consolidate votes". It will not be surprising if he makes a deal with kalonzo or mudavadi, seemingly a collation of fruits of the same tree will fall not far away from the tree. I agree Kibaki is worse when it comes to securing the interest of the hoi polloi, Mudavadi is vague on the youth agenda, kalonzo's basement political skills means he is only scrapping through for political survival rather than selling his agenda to the people. which leaves us with only one option to elect to parliament.