It is time KENYANS!

If you ask me, i'd say two thngs: ODM is just itching for some of the G7 airtime.
I also think that that Dick morris advisor of theirs is back. Its all politics at play.
On his own, mudavadi would lose even to Livondo or wakoli.
I'd compare him with a brand new ex japan truck which unfortunately does not have an engine- bure tu

agreed,this guyz are looking to take some shine from G7,they are afraid they haven't gotten publicity lately

Ngumu !

It will be take a herculean effort to wrestle that ODM ticket from the ‘owner’. If he is serious he wants to run, he should quickly get a briefcase company and start resuscitating it to comply with the new katiba rules. Ama he can join the hyena and wait for the limbs to fall off the Uhuruto/Hague ticket and hopefully be anointed.

Politics is about raw naked ambition, lakini pia some pragmatism is a key ingredient for success. If he looks at the forces that attended yesterdays meeting does he actually believe he can get the ODM ticket? Pulling a Kalonzo this late in the day has its risks...lakinimore choices is good......naonaeach major tribe will have its candidate.....run-off nakuja

....as compared to???

RAO hatawachilia, atasukuma mpaka mwisho.

......they support him, until the nominations!!!!!

if rao misses the nomination atalia - i think he's found of crying when he losses !

One, Musalia is less polarising than Odinga. He is the gentleman of Kenyan politics. But I find it interesting that people who criticise Kibaki's 'silent' rule are rooting for Mudavadi!

Secondly, He is close to G7 key luminaries in background. Born and brought up in Moi's KANU, he seems naturally close to Kalonzo and Ruto.

Thirdly, and most important, the Raila factor. 2012 is just like 2002. We have so many voters who want to vote for 'anyone else but Raila', just like the 'Yote Yawezekana Bila Moi' wave in 2002. So when anyone challenges Raila, this tricky voting block backs him.

the star is reporting that some mp's reckon mudavadi is planning to quit odm.