Why Murkomen made a blunder on the problem of Mau :: Kenya

Is Senator Kipchumba Murkomen still throwing punches or did he realize that he was standing alone in the stoning yard? How an educated individual and a learned friend can be so unfair is amazing!

The pretense of ordering expellees into the Mau by invoking the name of the President was unfortunate; a spectacle of extreme despair or, unfortunately, the effects of the hallucinations that come with the power going to the head. What's motivating the legislator lately?

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So bad are things; no one, not even Vice President William Ruto, whose Murkomen vehemently defends interests, has come out to defend him against the volley that other leaders of the political division have thrown at the senator.

Some people know when to step down, Murkomen does not seem to do it, and is still out there daring powers up. Now, the Jubilee legislators want him to be ejected from the seat of the majority in the Senate. Will it claim that this is part of Raila Odinga's devious machinations?

Did Palaver see a picture of Moses Kuria sitting happily next to "Baba"? somewhere in Kisumu County?

After all the unhappy declarations he made against our lake a few months ago, where did he get the courage to visit a place where he could easily be "stoned"? Well, maybe politicians should not be taken seriously.

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But, thinking about it, did Kuria prove that there were no permanent enemies in politics? Mr Kuria, the guys from Kisumu are good people, until they are provoked!

Githuku Mungai said; "Mr. (Danson) Mungatana was hired last week as a member of Comesa in Zambia following his appointment by Kenya, and is a lawyer in the Kenya High Court.

He clarified in the press that he had been named because he was qualified, and not because of political relations.

Well, I wish him the best. Locally, you will notice that there are appointments of politicians to executive positions in discrete parastatals where, after their failure, no matter how many years spent in school. "

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One may wonder; Was Chapter 6 of the 2010 Kenya Constitution simply an appendix to fill the space? And, more importantly, does the conscience sometimes bother some of the people mentioned in the bribery scams, but appears with confidence before parliamentary committees to be screened for other public jobs?

In the Western world, badociation with mischief, letting alone be stopped, makes powerful individuals cringe. Who bewitched Kenyans?