Kalonzo has never had the second or third liberation struggle at heart.

I am not going personal here, it is factual that Mr. Musioka has not satisfactorily worked towards the any of the two. He has been quoted as saying that when he was in Kanu government, he was not president , and therefore he should be judged by his presidency, which apparently should be given to him without any tests. Tell me who can do that with clear conscience.

I suppose that if there were problems within the Liberal Democratic Party, the best things to do, especially now, was to follow some diplomatic channels rather than run to the media in an attempt to rock a boat in which he (Kalonzo) is a passenger. I expected this of him more than any of his competitors given his diplomatic background. What this must mean is that Mr. Musioka must be exhibiting this attitude of " I get it or we lose it all..." This would apply if the bearer does not hold onto the ideals that drive the movement (ODM). What i am saying is that this man (Kalonzo) has never displayed any reasonable quantity of sacrifice for a course, as would be expected of a leader; really if he did, then we would have heard his voice during his 'eating times' in Moi's Cabinet then, a voice that reflected the will of the people - and this is the basis of the second and now the third liberation struggle.

Let us give Kenyans the president they deserve. One cannot just be best in advocating for an idea and not to lead the idea, let us be realistic and honest with ourselves.

Agollah Ochieng

Nairobi.