The article critiques a political party that lacks ambition and fails to advocate for its constituents or principles. The author argues that party members behave like compliant interns rather than taking bold actions, thereby contributing to a culture of decline. They prioritize superficial changes over meaningful reform and show a conditional commitment to their values. The text emphasizes the need for courageous leadership that believes in its mission, urging those who lack conviction to step aside in favor of those willing to drive real change.
What is the point of a party that refuses to fight? They fall in line like frightened interns, chasing committee crumbs and flattering donors.
Their courage is conditional. The few who do speak up fold as soon as the leadership scowls, making any change window dressing.
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