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Public display of fury against rivals can set a nation on fire

Is the unremitting public display of fury against the Deputy President William Ruto (pictured), a diversionary and distortive ploy ahead of 2022? Does it have the ring of a red herring? It seems that Kenyans must be directed away from the great questions of the day, to angrily focus, instead, on an individual. The 2022 election must be determined on the platform of that anger.

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