It says a lot that @LinusKaikai is unable to engage the economic/social questions raised by the DP. There are holes in what Ruto is saying, but Linus is always taking the conversation back to the bromance with Muigai.
The media need to do their homework.
#RutoOnCitizenTV
The media need to do their homework.
#RutoOnCitizenTV
But Linus's fear of the poor also points to the contempt of the middle class for the poor. The middle class is more afraid of the poor uprising than they are of the economy collapsing. #RutoOnCitizenTV 
Ruto is talking of expanding the tax base and statutory contributions but jobs are no longer permanent with benefits. There are no jobs with pension contributions. This is the uber economy.
If @LinusKaikai wasn't so anti-hustler, he would have picked that. #RutoOnCitizenTV
If @LinusKaikai wasn't so anti-hustler, he would have picked that. #RutoOnCitizenTV
The other problem with Ruto's idea is that statutory contributions are where the theft of public funds occurs. It's mandatory deductions, for the few who have jobs, which are stolen.
@LinusKaikai your obsession with the hustler narrative is missing the point. #RutoOnCitizenTV
@LinusKaikai your obsession with the hustler narrative is missing the point. #RutoOnCitizenTV
That is why I'm telling Kenyans that the media are pro-exploitation and anti-people, because their job is to keep open the space to tell the stories of the rich and to dupe the poor.
We need to talk about WE THE PEOPLE, and mainstream media don't want that. #RutoOnCitizenTV
We need to talk about WE THE PEOPLE, and mainstream media don't want that. #RutoOnCitizenTV
People looking for conversations about our jobs, our family and our faiths are welcome to visit #Maishakazini. Formulas about debt and stories about roads are a waste of our time if we are not going to talk about the wealth Kenyans create but don't enjoy.
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