My point is that democracy is about winning minds with ideas and not through intimidation, tribalism, buying people and forcing them to join you. Its majority rule but not by all means. Democracy is like any competitive sport, it has to have rules and neutral referees and not just about whomever gets the most goals regardless of how the goals are scored. That is what the supreme court case was all about.
You and Pundit seem to think that what matters is how many goals are scored regardless of whether the winning team followed the rules of the game or NOT.
Bottom line is this, Ouru and Ruto can buy, intimidate and force many politicians to join them but they will not buy everybody.
This is the same thing Jomo did. When he saw Jaramogi winning the ideological argument, he started playing rough, making rules that favored him, introduced tribalism a intimidation, force, detention without trial and murder. He was able to consolidate power but he never managed to subdue everyone into submission. The same will happen to Ruto and Ouru. They will try to use money, intimidation, murder, threats, tribalism, force and they will get a lot of people because most people are weak, however, there will be enough people left to give them hell all the way. They cannot buy or kill everyone in Kenya plus they are human beings and will die and make mistakes which others will capitalize on.
I am just surprised at the primitivity of folks like you who think they will succeed.
We said this already Kichwa - why are you surprised? Huge chunks of cash are changing hands right now - NASA will be deserted by 17th - with the few big defections being spared for the final stretch. For kina Hassan Omar, Mwakwere and Mruttu. You have a right to be disgusted but not to be surprised. Welcome to tumbocracy.
That. And more likely blackmail as Baba said in the interview. If you are not squeaky clean, the jubilant has leverage over you.
Or they saw the sense in Uhuru's point that Babu can't govern. This is the case. But feel free to invent all other NAZI permutations