Not all were insults counter arguments were, just some.And the guy kept his cool and took his time to explain himself...he's part of the Kenya we want

@ Kadonye, Noted.

@ Ric Dees! I feel you. Try tilting your cap at an obtuse angle, donning 'designer' shades or downing smirnof. I tried and failed but hope you succeed

doesnt the above argument in bold also hold for Bidden?

Thanks for the headz up, y'all!
A thousand apologies for derailing the thread.

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@ theman192000
Must admit, I misread Biden. His speech was actually an eye opener unlike Kibaki's bedtime stories and the usual humdrum recitals from Kenyan dignitaries.
Dude was well briefed, well prepared and superbly presented. The question and answer session proved that he wasn't some drone from Washington spewing the usual choruses...and that's what I'd expected.

To err is human. Refusing to accept my mistake I'd equate to my last born's tantrums, innit?

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@ Nanfor1
Check out today's Business Daily; has a piece on the revised role of treasury, parliament's regulatory role and the introduction of some Commission thingy in Treasury's place.

However, still have a nagging feeling coz in the bigger picture, parliament STILL has the last word.

Must admit, I do not consider the draft as pleasant reading and I rarely go past two or three paras before my eyelids fall in love. But promise to try and troll through it in anticipation of further discussions.