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    "id": 901678,
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    "type": "speech",
    "speaker_name": "Sen. Wetangula",
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    "speaker": {
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        "legal_name": "Moses Masika Wetangula",
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    "content": "elections of 1988. In Nandi, Henry Kosgei got the longest queues ever seen in the area but the man with the shortest queues called K.K. Sego was declared the winner. We also had a similar case of Gidraph Mwangi Mweru and the legendary Matiba in Murang‘a where Matiba won by a landslide. At the end of the day, they announced the winner as the loser and the loser as the winner. We also had a case in Kitale, and I think Sen. (Prof.) Ongeri can remember this; Mr. Masinde Muliro got 24,000 votes and Mr. Fred Gumo, a debutant in politics, got 6,000 votes. However, they announced that Masinde Muliro had got 6,000 votes while Fred Gumo got 24,000 votes. That was the end of the matter. Mr. Masinde Muliro tried to go to court but nothing happened. Assuming in that situation, at gunpoint or through whatever intimidation and arm-twisting, Mr. Masinde Muliro signed the form that he got 6,000 when he got 24,000 votes, could you have barred him from going to court?"
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