@nonstop and all the other Rao supporters.I just wish that people would take time and truly analyze Kibaki's presidency from day 1 over the years till now and Raila's role in de-stabilizing the county mostly for political populism.
I hope all of you remember that Kibaki came in and he was very hot on fighting corruption in his early days.fast forward to 04 and 05 some people who you all know were working on bringing down the gvt because of the heat on corruption and raw ambition in the guise of reform and change.This forced Kibaki to relax or ease on the fight on corruption and seek support from Moi and some other corrupt fellows otherwise his gvt was going to toppled.From there on Kibaki had to rule smarter and try implement reform slowly to keep the country stable which is what he has done over the years.Now call it what you may but this is smart politics and a show of wisdom.On the other hand Raila as some have suggested he steps on peoples toes but at the expense of what i ask?He tried it in 1982 and you saw what Moi became after that,same thing in 04-05 but Kibaki is wiser,intelligent and smarter.In 2007 you all know who engineered the 41 against 1 campaign.How would you vote for a man who for his ambition goes against one tribe in order to try win elections?
Any country in the world was unstable and has tried radical surgery/change either failed or went into war.Real change takes times and Rao doesnt seem to have the intelligence to recognize that hence his actions in 82 and again in 2004.Rao is a polarising figure which is not good for the country at this time.Obama came in and did radical surgery with the new health care law and while at it squandered all his political capital.As a smart leader one has to focus on the things that people agree on first then slowly act on the controversial issues.

We have eaten Githeri and drunk Mursik for too long in this country. For godsake lets eat some fish, ingokho or muthokoi for a change. Balanced diet is necessary otherwise we will suffer from marasmus, kwashiokor and low libido. Come on meeeen!

@itz, What did RAO do in 2004/05?
How has Kibaki been keen on implementing reforms? Remember his unconstitutional appointments?
Is RAO insisting that Kibaki follow the law polarizing?
Kiraitu telling Githong'o to "go slow on these matters" is all RAO's fault?
Is Kibaki going to bed with the bad fellows and Mo1 for his political survival the way to go? President's interests over the nations'?
Saying "its RAO demolishing people's sweat/homes" for political is the way to go for you?
Is a politician supposed to worry about his/her survival and forget about the electorate?
I wonder why in TNA thread, the believers don't say things TNA, but they are scrambling for the cheap shots of RAO this RAO that.
Answer my questions and then talk some about TNA.

Still waiting to see @nostop, et al, show us what RAO has done in the seven years he's been in government, not including the Toro era. This is without reference to MK, UK.

Haha, after all that talk about RAO, UK and MK, you have the audacity to say it's a TNA thread? Yes, I thought so too. So let me answer your TNA question, for I know you won't answer my RAO question.

Why UK? Yes, he has a case to answer at the ICC. But why him? Look at his recent record at the Ministry of Finance:
1. Oversaw economic growth from 1.3% to 5%.
2. Initiated the economic stimulus program.
3. Encouraged use of social media in budget making process and also open government where the public were able to get budget estimates before the reading.
4. Launched the Investor Compensation Fund; if brokerage firms collapse, there'll be a compensation for Wanjiku.
5. Initiated the Fund for Inclusion of Informal Sector where, which allows SMEs access to credit facilities.
6. Strengthened the audit capacity of Treasury on donor-funded projects that has resulted in publicity of misappropriation of donor funds.
7. Initiated cost cutting measures on the government expenditure with the directive of Passats over Mercs.

Etc.
I'm ready for a backlash. But in equal breath, someone tell me what RAO has done while in government, including being the PM. Objectively.

@Jus Blazin, don't expect any back lashing from me.

The guy, Uhuru, is a performer,albeit an arrogant one. Ruto is a performer too.
What you have stated as Uhuru achievements,to a greater extend,is all true.
With the current state of affairs and Uhuru's character and interests,he doesn't cut the figure of a president for me.

The biggest of them all is;
How will ICC play out? Do we know the out come for certain?
Why ensnare the whole country into a state of uncertainty,for a single soul who's never lost sleep for any of the ordinary kenyans?
Having a president on trial will definitely stall any progress we've made and that kind of a president can easily pull the country down with him.
It's too much risk to take.

About RAO,read my earlier post[s] for my reasoning.

[quote=nostoppingthis]Is this Tuko Na Agwambo thing stable? Mistrust is already developing....

http://www.nation.co.ke/.../-/tp08jaz/-/index.html[/quote]

All these people akina kimunya and Kiraitu needs UK more than he needs them.for example now kimunya must sweetalk UK if he has to survive delarue saga they only want to remain relevant

Small minds discussing people and events as usual....

Carry on.. never mind me.. just passing through

oh! "Are you the same guys i see gathered in groups, across town during rush hours exchanging 'small' ideas..."

never mind.. Carry on

Bas! Let them with ears hear. And when 'touched', he graciously stepped aside.
And he might not be hungry, not as hungry as alot of this this candidates who might want to get there just to make a fortune. His fortune is already spoken for.