The ongoing political drama in Kenya, especially the rift involving Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua, is a classic example of why government should stick to its basic duties and not get bogged down in power struggles or tribal politics. It's concerning to see leaders getting caught up in personal and tribal disputes when there are far more pressing issues at hand that affect the everyday lives of Kenyans. This kind of infighting only distracts from the real work of governance, like ensuring liberty, security, and economic freedom for all. The accusations flying between different factions within the Kenya Kwanza government highlights the need for a more principled, less personality-driven approach to politics. Ideally, political leaders should focus on policies that empower individuals and communities, rather than engaging in battles that only serve to divide.