Gratitude Extended by the Hustler Government to Absent Azimio Coalition MPs During Crucial Finance Bill Vote
The Hustler government is expressing gratitude to the Azimio coalition’s MPs, who were unavoidably absent during a crucial vote on the Finance Bill. The government firmly stands by the MPs’ right to leave for personal reasons, and it reminds everyone of their oath to protect the rights of all MPs.
In addition to thanking the opposition MPs who walked out during the vote, the government acknowledges their actions as part of what they believe to be “the Lord’s work.” The Hustler government supports these MPs on matters related to food security, and any threats or criticism against them is deemed unacceptable.
The government’s commitment to upholding the rights of all MPs, regardless of party affiliations, underscores its dedication to democratic principles and the nation’s well-being.
The government warns other political factions against using copyrighted political strategies and threatens penalties for copyright infringement. The government asserts its control over funds and promises to put money in the pockets of every Kenyan, including opposition MPs. Opposition MPs who left the chambers to check their bank balance are commended for embracing technology. However, any MP tempted to make the government look bad is warned against standing with the people instead of supporting government projects. The hustler government encourages Kenyans to follow their conscience. Still, it reminds them that Jesus Christ is the ultimate truth according to John 14:6. Any MP trying to form a political church or masquerade as Jesus Christ will face the consequences. Kenyans are urged to stand with the body of Christ and reject agents of the devil among them.
