Ruto been President for four years, yet whenever someone questions him, he somehow finds a way of behaving as if the critic must first produce their own presidential scorecard before being allowed to speak.
Sifuna has never been President, so asking him to explain leadership like he has been sitting in State House with ministries, budgets, security agencies and the entire government machine is already comedy by itself.
Now that Raila is no longer available as the permanent villain, Ruto keeps searching for a new political host with the desperation of a tick that has suddenly fallen off the cow and discovered the ground is very cold.
They tried Uhuru, that story eventually became tired, and now Sifuna is getting the attention because apparently somebody must always be available whenever questions about government performance become uncomfortable.
At this rate, if a mosquito becomes popular tomorrow morning, Ruto will probably attack it by lunchtime because the man seems permanently thirsty for a new host.
I actually enjoy seeing Ruto this confused, because for years there was always someone else to blame, always some enemy frustrating government, always some political villain standing between him and greatness.
Sifuna can be loud, arrogant, irritating or whatever else his critics want to call him, but there is one tiny problem in this argument..... Sifuna has never been President of Kenya.
The man who has actually been President should probably answer questions about his own record before demanding leadership credentials from every Kenyan who opens their mouth.
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