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Cord should stay out of this plan to impeach anne waiguru

Cord should stay out of this plan to impeach anne waiguru because she disrespects and has taken over dp ruto responsibilities and because she sacks URP people from their positions. Now URP and ruto needs cord because they are in hot soup but failed to listen when they were warned. What she does is not even orders from uhuru but orders from the power brokers behind the uhuru presidency. Cord mpigs should not join urp mpigs to impeach anne waiguru, not unless URP agrees to work together with cord and other parties inorder to bring substantial changes in this country through parliament. Anne waiguru should not just be impeached because of her disrespect to ruto and because she sacked rugut. Ruto and urp have failed to join other kenyans to bring real change to this country, why do they need Kenyanmpigs now toe on their side to impeach anne. Now that mt.kenya mafia have played them hands down, is when they now want other parties to join them to retaliate against tna's anne waiguru. Ruto must be left to learn the hard way that if you turn your back against kenyans for your own selfish gains, then you die your own death and not running back to them so that they help you fight your enemies.

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