Atalaku, before anyone summarizes anything, they first have to know what was passed.

No one knows what the laws that were passed. Guys were saying aye others were singing mapambano.

The speaker (I find it hard saying that) was speaking and saying next order. Say aye, say nay...bill is passed. Banging on tables, shouting, singing, screaming, howling.....

Does this speaker even know what was passed?

What I've just witnessed is a SHAME.

On both sides of the house. BOTH SIDES.

We can't have a country where it seems we behave like Kenyan Mpigs and expect any sort of manhood or womanhood. Bathing others in water, stripping other members, gang banging in the public gallery, biting fingers off each other, singing and dancing in parliament.

Shouting and screaming should be left to us on wazua and twirrerers. In that house we expect decorum and strength of persuasion.

But when you have a speaker who cannot ensure the dignity of the house from both sides, we should be very ashamed.

Honourable Sakaja is only 29 years old. He behaved more maturely than all the other men and womem mpigs in that house.

I propose that the speaker resigns and gets another job. If Marende or any other speaker was in there none of this shame I'm feeling would be there.

Now the country is more divided than yesterday. We have Kenyans cheering what happened.

Cry my beloved country.

Shame is all I feel.

Sober discussion by Duale and Midiwo on JKL.

Good for you...Thumbs up...and I have always said am not an advocate.

Politics is a good thing, but many of us will claim that it should be excluded even from concerns such as security. That's the problem. The average citizen can't enjoy political life and can't participate accordingly and consequently political parties and interest groups are downgraded into pseudo-politics.

What would have marende or kaparo have done differently, NOTHING