I'm watching WSR on cheche right now and I'm puking.

He has been extremely good in avoiding issues raised...

can certainly do better, though the interviewers all want to talk at the same time...
..wsr is revolving around an issue of being aggreaved..on the other hand every other 'big' guy has since left the party-serially...that by itself is very loud

I just saw a man who is extremely bright...He would have made a Great Leader in Kenya. But he's more concerned with politicking and vendettas.

One thing I like about him is that his record as a worker in gov't has yet to be faulted. Maybe someone one day will debunk this but no one has yet to say that he's a lazy bum.

However, a man who cannot accept responsibility. Neither can he apologise is not a man I want near me. Let alone lead a nation.

He seems to want to revenge all the time. RAO did this, he could have done it better, etc. Whatever RAO is for,I'm against mentality.

For a moment there I thought he was going to lay the blame of PEV on ODM when he said everyone knew all that was planned....

If he could only lead and leave politicking (not politics), this man would have been a great leader. Now he's just a bitter man giving excuses like Kiambaa church may have been caused by a stove.

Contrary to what people are saying here, Ruto was actually better than all other guests I have watched on cheche in answering questions. He seemed prepared. I have watched Abdikadir, Raila and the disastrous one-Maina Njenga. They pale in comparison to Ruto's interview.

That he is sharp is not in dispute. But he came close to being put in a corner twice esp on the issue of PEV. He came close to admitting the involvement of his party in the chaos! He also could not explain his beef with Raila clearly-It has something to do with PEV, I guess!

Very lively debate, I enjoyed it!