Daniel arap Moi

Mm.

But I also went with her to negotiate freedom for, for far, for, um, political prisoners in Kenya, and I witnessed her talking to the dictator there, um, Daniel Arap Moi.

I was with her in Venezuela, um, where she met, where we met, um, Fidel Castro, and she said, "You know, you've got 30 journalists, and they're in prison.

They, all they did was criticize your government, and it's time to let them go," and he let them all go.

The second time, it will mean something completely different.

Moi had already been president for basically my entire conscious life.

Kano wasn't simply another party that a teenager could neatly separate from the state.

No, it was government, president, party, and above everything else, authority.

If we remove it, then we make the past too easy because governments rarely describe restrictions on political competition as restrictions on political competition.

They describe them as stability, and every generation has to decide where legitimate stability ends and political insulation actually begins.

1992, Moi, roughly 36%.

The rest of the presidential vote distributed among several opposition candidates.