Winning formula for ODM-K, Comments of Kass FM 23 Jul 2007

1. I have a question: where are women in this whole business? We yell at Kibaki to have 30% of the positions reserved for women, but in all these arrangement for ODM-K positions, where are women?
2. I am sad. Our people should stop and listen for a while to Kenya. Why is this "Raila cannot be elected" nonsense still coming up when America is about to elect a Luo (Obama) as president? Kalonzo approaches the presidential campaign lazily, nobody is going to be gifted the seat on taabet. Raila is working harder than all of them for the seat. Surely, people reap where they sow. In my opinion, we should not be entertaining the thought that anyone of the front-runners is unfit to lead just because of their surnames. ODM-K is a team party, any candidate that is ready to get out to dirty their hands with work and form coalitions is likely to win. Sitting and waiting for lady luck to smile will not work. Let us say that I refuse to name a candidate because I don't need to name the obvious!
3. On the situation of ODM-K should be a party as well as a party of parties (Coalition party).