if he wasn't a fool he would long be pork...now he is facing Ruto..who is about 25yrs younger.One and half generation.The idea to bribe Uhuru with executive pm is laughable.. because if it's so good why is Raila not going for it.The same way you now realize that regional counties won't work..you also realize matters Constitution have been canvassed the last 30 yrs.Since I became political conscious in STD 7.These are not easy task n it took us a war in 2007 to final do this.Everyone has their idea and constitutional changes are rarely made in peace time because nobody can compromise.Now we have reached a position where we go to change the Constitution to bribe Uhuru and joho.Not everyone is senile like Babu.If you love Uhuru so much you want him to continue as executive leader..we can easily remove term limits.Its just a single sentence.Nothing stop gov from devovling 80% to counties because the law set the minimum.In fact if I was Ruto I would call ODM bluff by campaigning to remove term limits...and join Atwoli & Sonko by claiming Uhuru need time to complete his Agenda 4.Then we will see odm love for Uhuru.
Well katiba has been overhauled twice before - peacetime 1969. 2010 in wartime. Both cases had incumbent PORK and main opposition support exactly as now. Few Shikukus and Rutos made noise and were overrun both times.
Only 4 people have been PORK so far. Raila on the clock need to set record as first ceremonial president - and crown his tombstone as 3rd liberation/parliamentary hero. 2 tribe monopoly shows a problem and non-Gema can't wait. Atoning sins of their fathers is the best thing Raila and Uhuru can do for Kenya.
Raila is doing just fine. Kibaki had no 50%+1 barrier to babysit Raila ... Ruto was dumped a second after the second election. Ruto need to be opposition leader for 10yrs before dreaming of Kenya CEO job. As you can see nothing he touches last a second - Kanu, UDM, URP, Jubilee. He is too greedy and selfish to back Uhuru 2.0 - call Raila bluff - instead he attempt to usurp Gema. Now his delusional friend Kiunjuri is equally attempting to bell the cat. No punditry is needed to tell he is going nowhere.