Listening to ODM leaders speaking last night, all mentioned that the orange symbol was the winning symbol of the November 2005 referendum and it was therefore the right of the "winning" party to retain it.
Why have these guys not yet gotten it into their heads that a lot has changed since the referendum? Most notably the powerful, monied support of the Kenyan nobility is not going orange in the December elections. That includes characters like Daniel "never retire from politics" Arap Moi.
Kenyan voters are also getting angrier and are much more aware of the trickery that they have been subjected to in the past by our politicians.
But ODM the so-called party of the people seems to be oblivious of this and many other factors. Not t mention the most pressing problems facing the majority. Instead they are firmly stuck in a time warp dated November 2005.
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