Bomas Draft, game inapangwa

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DeepInYourMind

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The bomas draft promoted a parliamentary system where the MPs would propose the prime minister, who would run govt, while the president elected by majority vote of the people was more of a symbolic national figure.

Labda wameona gen z wanaeza beba presidential vote, so now they want to make the power lie in the hands of the politicians themselves in parliament.
 
DeepInYourMind said:


The bomas draft promoted a parliamentary system where the MPs would propose the prime minister, who would run govt, while the president elected by majority vote of the people was more of a symbolic national figure.

Labda wameona gen z wanaeza beba presidential vote, so now they want to make the power lie in the hands of the politicians themselves in parliament.
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The bomas draft was watered-down by Rao when he thought he will win 2013. He miscalculated big time thinking that Kenyans won't elect ICC inductees.
 
Kuria is just trolling, no way Kenyans will agree to elect a symbolic head of state then give power to mpigs to elect an executive premier and head of government. The electorate can be stupid, e.g by electing Ruto, but mpigs being a distilled version of the voters itakuwa stupidity pro max choosing a head of government
 
shocks said:
Kuria is just trolling, no way Kenyans will agree to elect a symbolic head of state then give power to mpigs to elect an executive premier and head of government. The electorate can be stupid, e.g by electing Ruto, but mpigs being a distilled version of the voters itakuwa stupidity pro max choosing a head of government
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In principle, it sounds good to have a separation of powers which I've supported before. However in practice, we've lately seen how all politicians, even the opposition currently without a constitutional office can unite with the sitting govt to oppose the will of the people. The people should have a direct role in exercising collective power.
 
DeepInYourMind said:
In principle, it sounds good to have a separation of powers which I've supported before. However in practice, we've lately seen how all politicians, even the opposition currently without a constitutional office can unite with the sitting govt to oppose the will of the people. The people should have a direct role in exercising collective power.
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yep, direct mandate
 
When parliamentary system was being proposed, we had people MPs like Orengo,Karua,Michuki, Kibaki etc...I could trust them to vote for someone sober.

Right now we have Kawanjiku, Wamuratha, Kagombe, Wamunyota, Sudi, Kiarie, Wamathuruare etc..No way am I going to trust this cohort
 
Okiya said:
When parliamentary system was being proposed, we had people MPs like Orengo,Karua,Michuki, Kibaki etc...I could trust them to vote for someone sober.

Right now we have Kawanjiku, Wamuratha, Kagombe, Wamunyota, Sudi, Kiarie, Wamathuruare etc..No way am I going to trust this cohort
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No profs, drs, or engineers, just Wamatina and wamanyee bullshit
 
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