President Ruto breaks records he would rather not

President William Ruto has cast aside decorum, targeting opposition leaders by insulting them and using unprintable language in public forums...

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Political pundits suggest that President William Ruto has surpassed previous Kenyan presidents in certain criticisms, notably for his public language.

The article implies President Ruto has set a new precedent for public discourse, often using unprintable words at rallies.
The primary figure is President William Ruto, alongside unnamed political pundits.
A notable detail is the comparison to past presidents who faced accusations of corruption, dictatorship, and unethical behavior, with President Ruto's approach described as a step to a new, less appealing level.

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