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James Orengo: I did not differ with Raila on the broad-based government. When it arose, he came from Dubai, he called me, and we had a meeting before he invited me to attend a meeting of the central committee of the party, and he said he had a difficult...

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George Natembeya: Raila was not even confident to say Kibaki tosha. He had just come from a meeting with Nyachae, and they signed something. When he went to Uhuru Park and the crowd was demanding who, he asked the question, he did not affirm, he said si hata Mzee Kibaki anatosha? When the people affirmed, he also agreed and said Kibaki tosha, and that is how Kibaki whitewashed. If we remain united, we are going to win #JKLive

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CS Opiyo Wandayi: Baba visited me in my office at the ministry and told me to fully support the government. He said he had been in many political partnerships before, but he came to learn that President Ruto is sincere.
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CS Opiyo Wandayi: Baba visited me in my office at the ministry and told me to fully support the government. He said he had been in many political partnerships before, but he came to learn that President Ruto is sincere.

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Smith: Our case was built on, frankly, Republicans who put their allegiance to the country before the party. And so the President got information from people he trusted on other issues. He rejected it whenever it didn't fit him staying in office. And there was a pattern in our case where any time any information came in that would mean he could no longer be President he would reject it. And any theory, no matter how far-fetched, no matter how not based in law, that would indicate that he could, he latched on to. And we had - we were confident that we had very strong proof of that pattern. He also, I would just add, very consciously did not try to reach out to the sort of people who have the most expertise on these issues. He reached out to people who he thought could back him up.

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James Orengo: The orange is not split; people are trying to sell the orange for a price, for a few coins, and we are not going to allow that. President Ruto is the willing buyer; it is not a secret that is how ODM can hold its meetings in State House and President Ruto presides. Not just in State House, in his private residence in Kilgoris, and he is the one funding the party. He is funding even this meeting they had in Mombasa, the air tickets, the allowances, and the hotels were paid by President Ruto. The irony is that people in Linda Ground are saying they are in the broad-based government, and now they are making demands to the government that you must pay us. How can you demand payment from a government in which you are a participant? #JKLive

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Andrew Bridgen told me that in January 2022 someone offered him anything he wanted in the world to shut up about the vaccines, and they put it in a text message because they had apparently never had anyone turn it down before. He assumed they had made that offer to a lot of elected representatives and it had always worked. He said no. By November of that year he was having conversations with colleagues he had worked alongside for twelve years, and one of them told him privately that he thought Andrew was right. This was a man who had taken two Pfizers, gone to the gym, had chest pains, taken himself to the hospital, and been told he had already had two heart attacks. Andrew asked him to stand with him anyway, to protect the children, and the man said no. Andrew still doesn't fully know why. Some leverage they had on him, he assumed, something the man wasn't going to share. He told me he didn't go into politics to allow children to be murdered or injured when he could do something about it, and that was his answer when they came to him with everything he could want. They couldn't believe anyone would refuse. Can't believe the hubris? Believe it... Andrew Bridgen

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Senator Sifuna once stood before his party leader, the late Hon. Raila Odinga, and declared that if President Ruto broke any part of the agreed agenda in the written agreement, he would have breached the agreement they had signed.

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Aden Duale: Riggy G should stop demeaning ministers. I want the former DP to tell the people of Kenya 10 things that he did in the two and a half years he was in government. Has he ever been here to defend the government? Have you ever seen him anywhere? He asked for 10 billion, I don’t know how he calculated 10 billion; it is a lot of money, it can do about 240 boreholes. I think the President had to say it because he was pushed to the wall #JKLive Jeff Koinange, MBS

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🚨HE SAID IT BEFORE THE CAMPAIGN. Before the forms. Before the petitions. Before he was the one facing the disciplinary committee. He stood in front of party executives and said unity is nothing without fairness and justice. Then he got specific: MPs and executives endorsed one candidate openly and nothing happened. Others endorsed the other side and got referred, called, threatened. He named Kumasi. He also warned about the insults nobody in the party bothered to stop. His words: it's no good, it won't help us. The party moved on. Now the arrests aren't internal. TikTokers, bloggers, commentators, picked up over what they said. The Minority calls it persecution. Government says the law is catching real threats. Some of both is true. But the principle he named is the only thing that protects anybody when power changes hands. "Punish them, not us" isn't a standard. It's a weapon. And weapons change hands. He said it when he had nothing to gain from saying it. That's the receipt. No party. No fear.

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Taxi driver and staunch supporter of the National Democratic Congress (NDC), Exdoe, breaks down in tears, claiming his own party has denied him a job because he did not attend university, despite what he describes as his massive support and sacrifices to help the party win power. According to him, he received a call from a landline during which the caller asked whether he had completed university. He said that after he indicated he had no university education, the caller declined to proceed with his application.

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Rigathi Gachagua: President William Ruto has a very short memory. This team here we sat with him in my house and we assured him that he would be President and we will do whatever it takes to make sure he is President. We took him to State House and when he reached there, he put aside everything we had agreed on how we need Kenya to be. We had agreed on the bottom-up economic model of putting money into people’s pockets. The minute he reached State House he changed course, got a small team of economic advisors and came up with a very brutal program of removing whatever little money was in people’s pockets from their pockets
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Rigathi Gachagua: President William Ruto has a very short memory. This team here we sat with him in my house and we assured him that he would be President and we will do whatever it takes to make sure he is President. We took him to State House and when he reached there, he put aside everything we had agreed on how we need Kenya to be. We had agreed on the bottom-up economic model of putting money into people’s pockets. The minute he reached State House he changed course, got a small team of economic advisors and came up with a very brutal program of removing whatever little money was in people’s pockets from their pockets

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Jungwoo: I actually met Jaehyun hyung again, when he had a short break. He had said before that he would treat me to a meal sometime, no pressure. I guess he was feeling bored, so he contacted me. We met , had some chadolsamhap, did window shopping, then went to a cafe. of course~ I paid, who else would? I’m the dongsaeng, so it's on me.

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Trump on Netanyahu: Netanyahu came to the country, and he begged Barack Hussein Obama, the president, not to do the JCPOA. He said it could be the end of Israel, and it would have been, if I didn't come along. And Obama didn't listen to him. Bibi actually went to Congress and pleaded with them, and he got nowhere. And they had this horrible deal that was horrible for Israel.

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James Orengo: When they were making changes to the ODM leadership when Raila’s body was still in India, in that meeting, there was Gladys Wanga, Junet Mohamed, Governor Arati, and Governor Nassir. I can predict that they could not be sitting with a stranger, and Ruto is a stranger in the affairs of ODM, making a decision about who leads the party. He can only do that because he has bought into the party #JKLive
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James Orengo: When they were making changes to the ODM leadership when Raila’s body was still in India, in that meeting, there was Gladys Wanga, Junet Mohamed, Governor Arati, and Governor Nassir. I can predict that they could not be sitting with a stranger, and Ruto is a stranger in the affairs of ODM, making a decision about who leads the party. He can only do that because he has bought into the party #JKLive

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A black man from Chicago walked into a restaurant, ordered a drink, and the manager told him he had to pay first. He asked other people there if they had to pay first; they said no. Then he asked the manager why he had to pay first. The manager said it was normal. He thinks they're being racist towards him because he's black. What do you think of this situation?
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A black man from Chicago walked into a restaurant, ordered a drink, and the manager told him he had to pay first. He asked other people there if they had to pay first; they said no. Then he asked the manager why he had to pay first. The manager said it was normal. He thinks they're being racist towards him because he's black. What do you think of this situation?

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Trump announced that he called off strikes on Iran because “the perimeters of a deal had been agreed to.” A couple months ago, he had the “outline” of a deal, and before that, he had the “framework” of a deal. It seems like the real news is he has a thesaurus. #FallonTonight
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Trump announced that he called off strikes on Iran because “the perimeters of a deal had been agreed to.” A couple months ago, he had the “outline” of a deal, and before that, he had the “framework” of a deal. It seems like the real news is he has a thesaurus. #FallonTonight

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