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What is your reading on the highlights below?
RED: Mr. Lowassa is no longer a CCM member, CCM is history to him, he is not on his own, he has party to represent and a union for that matter. There is absolutely no reason for him to walk away from UKAWA's goals. Lowassa is a reasonable person of sound mind. Dr.Slaa came to CDM and ran for President and he stood for CDM's policies. Steven Wasira, Makongoro Nyerere and others were vying for CCM's presidency, whose bidding did you think they were representing?
GREEN: The President's powers remain intact according to 1977 constitution until the new constitution get into effect, if it happens the 'next day' then those powers are going to be reduced with immediate effect..but I know that will not be a quick process...However you have to remember that CCM never intended to change the 1977 constitution.....
BLUE: He made a decision to join CDM, just like Dr. Slaa from CCM to CDM. 'When in Rome you do as Romans do' saying is also applicable in politics....
CYAN: Every party has its own policies...from Lowassa's perspective you wouldn't expect him to agree with all CDM stances and disagree with CCM's...During the new constitution debate, he made it clear that ultimately it is going to be up to the citizens to decide what kind of constitution they want....
VIOLET: May be you should ask...Did CDM had a written 'pledge' in place when they allowed Dr. Slaa to run for president?
ORANGE: When Kikwete was running for President, did you fasten your seat belt? because Lowassa was the main player behind Kikwete's successful victory by more than 80% in 2005 general elections...
What is your reading on the highlights below?
RED: Mr. Lowassa is no longer a CCM member, CCM is history to him, he is not on his own, he has party to represent and a union for that matter. There is absolutely no reason for him to walk away from UKAWA's goals. Lowassa is a reasonable person of sound mind. Dr.Slaa came to CDM and ran for President and he stood for CDM's policies. Steven Wasira, Makongoro Nyerere and others were vying for CCM's presidency, whose bidding did you think they were representing?
GREEN: The President's powers remain intact according to 1977 constitution until the new constitution get into effect, if it happens the 'next day' then those powers are going to be reduced with immediate effect..but I know that will not be a quick process...However you have to remember that CCM never intended to change the 1977 constitution.....
BLUE: He made a decision to join CDM, just like Dr. Slaa from CCM to CDM. 'When in Rome you do as Romans do' saying is also applicable in politics....
CYAN: Every party has its own policies...from Lowassa's perspective you wouldn't expect him to agree with all CDM stances and disagree with CCM's...During the new constitution debate, he made it clear that ultimately it is going to be up to the citizens to decide what kind of constitution they want....
VIOLET: May be you should ask...Did CDM had a written 'pledge' in place when they allowed Dr. Slaa to run for president?
ORANGE: When Kikwete was running for President, did you fasten your seat belt? because Lowassa was the main player behind Kikwete's successful victory by more than 80% in 2005 general elections...
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