#RejectFinanceBill2024

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Rao should just retire and let Kenyans chart their course going forward.
But I forsee a situation where he'll be used to scatter the tribless group
 
You can already see those who were badly played crying all over social media. If some of us could see this being the outcome 3 weeks ago, the rest of you need to do some soul searching. Ask yourselves, "Am I just an NPC?"
 
You can already see those who were badly played crying all over social media. If some of us could see this being the outcome 3 weeks ago, the rest of you need to do some soul searching. Ask yourselves, "Am I just an NPC?"

The ones badly played are the MPs who voted yes then had to clap when it was rejected.
 
The ones badly played are the MPs who voted yes then had to clap when it was rejected.
They still have their jobs. They will still pass a supplementary finance bill with bipartisan support thanks to handshake 2.0.

But guess who won't get what they wanted? The bonobo Gen Z and their equally braindead cheerleaders.
 
@Denis Young you ignored this reply. A cornered boy.
I actually thought I replied. If they got what they wanted, why are intern doctors sleeping outside MOH? Why are interest rates about to shoot up? Why has Moody raised our risk profile? Do Gen Z think these issues will even affect politicians?
 
I actually thought I replied. If they got what they wanted, why are intern doctors sleeping outside MOH? Why are interest rates about to shoot up? Why has Moody raised our risk profile? Do Gen Z think these issues will even affect politicians?

This was reject finance bill. Was it rejected or not?
 
Oya , if you were the smart GenZ full of brains what would you have done differently ? You seem to know something that many bonobos and brain-dead people like me seem to miss .
I told you lot from the get go seeking to amend the finance bill was the best choice. Already the worst of the clauses had been thrown out. However, the hormonal kids decided they prefer anarchy instead.

All we did was signal to bond holders outside the country, who were bringing in dollars, that the country is unlikely to repay its debts.

The likelihood now is that the shilling will weaken against the dollar. That means higher cost of fuel and power.

How difficult was it to have another progressive punguza mzigo type bill to trim government? It would have had almost unanimous support countrywide.
 
I actually thought I replied. If they got what they wanted, why are intern doctors sleeping outside MOH? Why are interest rates about to shoot up? Why has Moody raised our risk profile? Do Gen Z think these issues will even affect politicians?
Remind me the rallying call of the agitation?
 
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