The pensive posture adopted by President Mokgweetsi Masisi when confronted with questions about political and security issues in his administration, aptly capture the gravity of problems the BDP leader has to grapple with as the October general elections draw closer. By the look of things the man is sandwiched between a rock and a hardplace. He is living on borrowed times. To tap into his core and evoke an emotionally charged response, all one needs is to ask if recent security threats do not distract him from leading the country or to just reflect on his presidency thus far. And so that was the case on Thursday, when Masisi was briefing the media on the outcomes of his two day visit to Kenya early in the week. Zooming into Masisi's facial contortions, as he repeatedly pauses to reflect on the sharpness of his measured response to such a simple inquiry reveals a troubled man, a man walking a tight rope Then he reluctanctly and ever so labouriously hazards a response:"You gotta deal with what you gotta deal with. Development is a process, it doesn't stop. And so when things emerge that were not there (before you came in) you gotta…