Today's issue of the People (August 1, 2011), carries a headline story that reads 'How Next President Will Be Sworn In' and I was of the mind that the editors should simply have replaced the word 'Next' with 'G7' since it is obvious that the next resident of the house on the Hill will be from the G7 camp. It's simply a question of 'who' and not 'which' party. The story goes on and on of how the president-elect will be sworn in before the CJ by the Registrar of the High Court in accordance with ....blablabla... and that a swearing in committee will be in place 21 days before the elections. I feel (and this is my opinion which I am constitutionally allowed to voice) that instead of the term 'president-elect' they should just have used a name like 'Ruto', 'Kalonzo', 'Eugene' or 'Uhuru'. I would have added the name 'Balala' but now that he is still waiting for cabinet reshuffle to go back to G7 I will add his name after reshuffle.

......MANY WILL FIND FAULT. FEW CAN DO BETTER...... Quote of the day: CHOKA KABISA

That's their business. Whether they are rude or not I actually don't care all I care about is that they ascend to the Presidency and once they get there, even if ......MANY FIND FAULT FEW CAN DO BETTER......

Wewe @simon kwani your signuture ni mahindi so that I can Genetically Modify it and then clone it? And after turning it into genetically modified maize I take it to feed those dying of hunger in our country and that's when ......MANY WILL FIND FAULT citing GMO is not safe though FEW CAN DO BETTER......

|= =D> =D> { I couldn't get one that foams at the mouth but I'm sure combined they will eventually foam - at the mouth.