Ngalaka wrote:famooz wrote:nostoppingthis wrote:@Ngalaka,
all contendors have their faults, we choose not to see it, when we believe they are the "best" candidates...
I believe we see,but accept that hakuna malaika in politics and choose the lesser evil- based on our value system,things that means something to us etc.
To fault Karua for her stance in 2007 in my opinion is pretentious ( that word again!).
I have said it before that to expect that the next administration will be scandal free is to live is utopia. Even the big 'democracies'; who are ever breathing down our necks have their fair share of scandals...........watu watakula,the question will be who will kula without bringing the country to its knees?
@famooz
I quite agree.
We can never get an Angel.
But what I dont like is the pretentious stance adopted by Karua that she is the nice one all of a sudden when she stood for and defended all the evils just the other day.
Hypocrisy not good for me.
It amazes me how easily many of us are swept off their feet by these lies.
Instead of blanket condemnation just list a few of his 'pretentious' and 'hypocrisy' incidences that you have and save us from being swept away by her charms.
Martha Karua is a role model to many and does not play to partisan politics that characterizes most politicians.She is also a respecter of the law.
The media blackout of her activities shows she is a force to reckon with especially among the youth.
There is a poll going around on Facebook she is actually second to Raila.But as yo know most young people dont vote and its a challenge to her To do what Obama did and mobilize this force to the ballot,Then Kenya will surely have a great Leader.
All in all God know who is a good leader just listen to your spirit not your head.
'......to the acknowledgment of the mystery of God, and of the Father, and of Christ; 3 In whom are hid all the treasures of wisdom and knowledge.' Colossians 2:2-3