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    "id": 943098,
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    "type": "speech",
    "speaker_name": "Sen. Wetangula",
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        "legal_name": "Moses Masika Wetangula",
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    "content": "he has a right to do – to get injunctions that became unenforceable on the Senate, was totally unnecessary. This is a House of fairness, justice and reason. You can see that even when Governor Samboja did not appear before the Committee, the Committee did not wear blinkers of bias, and said, “This is an arrogant governor who is not submitting to our jurisdiction or responding to what is before us.” The Committee looked at the record, perused through the evidence, scanned through the documents and found that the threshold of impeachment has not been reached. Therefore, Governor Samboja, you can now sit, relax and know that in the Senate, you have a pedestal for fairness, fair play and justice. Know that with or without your appearance, hon. Senators are sufficiently reasonable and knowledgeable to look at evidence without bias. Mr. Speaker, Sir, arising out from this, what is even more important is a message to all governors. The message is that when you have a positon of responsibility, like a governor, you have a corresponding duty to cultivate proper human relations with people. You also have a corresponding duty to ensure that you coexist in harmony and mutual respect with other elected leaders in the county. I talked to the most senior of the elected leaders in Taita Taveta County, Hon. (Dr.) Naomi Shaban, who told me a very chilling story. This was a story of how attempts to bring the parties together were rudely and arrogantly rebuffed by the governor."
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