WHY NOT ME ALESSON TO KENYAN POLITICIANS AND VOTERS

With  Kenyan  election nears  things  are  becoming  comic with  non  starters  entering  into  the  race without  agenda
 It  is  true  that  history  repeat  it  selves  in 1992 things was  like  that politicians  without  version  entered  into  the  race giving  President  Daniel  Arap  Moi  and  KANU chance  to  win  election   without   any  problem.
Traditions  of  non   stater  entering into  political scene is  not  only  in  Kenya  but  also  around  the  World  where  even  comedy  are  not  left  behind
WHY NOT  ME is  Inside  story of  the  Making and  Unmaking of  the Franken  Presidency which  sound  like  real  election  campaign but  it  is  just  a joke
The  book  is   the work of satire in  which Al  Franken go  through  America  Presidential  campaign making  it  a good  reading. and  a lesson  for  those  planning  to  enter  into   the  race
 In  the  book which  was among  the  New York  No  one  bestselling  Al  used names  of   great men  who included  former  Bill Clinton, Chief  Justice William and   among  others which  gives  vivid inside  of   campaign and  making  of  American  Presedincy.
What  shocked me  in  the  book is  that the writer uses letterhead   which are  even bit  as  fictiobal as the  rest  of  the  book which  is  a must read for  any  serious politicians not  only in America  but  around  the  World because  it  works  as aguidebook.
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The  book  ends  with  scandal which  forced  Al Franken  to  step  down  as President.
 Why  Not me  is  a must read  for  Kenyans readers  and   politicians  wasting  there  time by  claiming that  they  are  in  the  race  when  they  are  just  comedians
 Reading  the  book readers and politicians are  able  to  understand  the  seriousness  of becoming  leader of  any  Country,  not  only  that the  work  of satire  can  be easy  way  of  informing  and  educating  members  of the public.
  Wake up  Kenya  and  be  aware  of  jokers who  are  using there     wealthy  to  confuse  voters.
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