Imagine there is no pizza

I am not a great pizza consumer neither am i one of its greatest fan ,but once in a while,i do try one at Pizza Hut's especially when there is a 'buy one get one free' promotion.I am a lover of freebies especially if whatever is at stake can make me save a few euros to see me through the month.
I am not worried about my pizza unconsumption,but if what the Grandfather pizza guru cum Republican Presidential Candidate Herman Cain says is something to go by,i think i will advise my man to consume more of pizza.
This is what he had to say;“The more toppings a man has on his pizza, I believe the more manly he is,because the more manly man is not afraid of abundance.”“A manly man don't want it piled high with vegetables! He would call that a sissy pizza.”
Now this guy has not only a passion for pizza, but also a penchant for women.Just a few days after declaring his interest of occupying the White House,Cain has been accused of  sexual harassment by five women,the sixth and seventh might be doing the same as i write this.This allegedly happened during the guy's humble days,when he was a Mr Nobody.This, he would say,is the dirty hand of his Democrat opponents or worse still his fellow Republican candidates.Not that this is new in America;we cannot count the great men who have been felled by American women through such allegations,and we know who the culprits are anyway.
Cain also faced a backlash that saw his candidature plunge severely when he stumbled about Libya during an interview.Americans were surprised by his ignorance about Foreign Policy;Libya has been in the spotlight and even a 10 year old could tell you what has been happening and who was for or against the uprising.He also marveled many when he said that China does not have nuclear weapons and many more.But again,Presidential hopefuls are just human like anybody else;they  can not know everyting and can do anything that any human does.


Presidents do gossip too;didn't you hear that Nicholas Sarkozy,unaware that the microphone was on,was overheard telling Barrack Obama that Benjamin Netanyahu is  a liar and that he hates him?Yet in public,these heads of states smile and laugh with each other as if all was well.
Cain must by now be feeling the heat of being in the spotlight;you no longer have a life of your own and every word you say is put under the microscope.Infact this is just the beginning of his woes and conspiracies,he should be prepared for more.

Talking about that,i am looking forward to a day when Kenyan aspiring Presidential candidates are put under the same pressure.I would like to see their insight about issues and know a bit about their history.That would be a great way to separate the wheat from the tare.
In the meantime,my good luck wishes go to those taking the risk of getting to the top,even when to them Libya and Labia sounds the same.They should also know that 'THE HIGHER THE MONKEY CLIMBS,THE MORE HE EXPOSES HIS REAR'



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