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    "id": 1212821,
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    "type": "speech",
    "speaker_name": "Sen. Crystal Asige",
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    "content": "Thank you, Mr. Deputy Speaker, Sir. I am generally a very sensible-thinking human being. My life has taught me the things that are important and the ones that can fall to the side. I have not said a word in the last four sittings because I have not been given an opportunity to prosecute the issues that matter to the constituents that I am here to represent. Persons with Disabilities (PWD) are not getting their voices heard because we have been sat here for days over an issue that the Standing Orders say is quite a simple matter. Mr. Deputy Speaker, Sir, you start every session with a prayer. I take that prayer very seriously as I am sure the rest of us do, to look at matters in front of us fairly because the Lord himself has been pleased to put us here to represent Kenyans. How I wish that you would have given the Communication as per the Standing Orders last week, as quickly as you have done today on the Political Parties Dispute Tribunal (PPDT). The word ‘divorce’ has been used severally by the Majority side. This seems like an analogy that I and we all have heard many times which is that; there is a divorce dispute. A couple has decided that for whatever reasons they are going to move on, but the neighbour who was not really involved in the matter has unfortunately been thrown into the issue. Now the neighbour is involved in all that is ensuing afterwards. It seems to me that it was a simple matter of Communication that has now turned into burning the entire House down for no---"
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