Food nation

The owners of those envelope political parties are pretending not to understand what @rigathi has been saying all along. He is saying that he won't go into a room of 70 people, all of them "party leaders", each one dragging along a party smaller than rabbit testicles, but each demanding some prime positions in the government to be formed. That translates to 70 positions signed away to "party leaders" in the mould of @DrAlfredMutua @HonJBMuturi @HonWetangula @HonAmasonKingi @HonMoses_Kuria @MusaliaMudavadi and others, because they "negotiated" as party leaders. What Gachagua is telling you is that multiparty democracy is meant to be built on the foundation of large political movements, not those village jugs where the party leader is the elder brother of the deputy party leader, while the SG is the local witchdoctor across the village footpath from the party leader's home. Gachagua is right to state that he will only negotiate with Sifuna and Kalonzo, the leaders of the real three broad formations in the opposition. Those whose parties have nine members and and an office buried deep in their imagination must line up behind one of the three, or find solace in a gathering of envelope parties. But if everyone walked in waving an A5 envelope as his political party, then proceeded to demand the Ministry of Interior, what nonsense operation would the subsequent government be? And honestly, if Gachagua has asked you to go and find more support then come back and talk, how is that arrogance? Size does matter, after all. Even in politics.