Edwin sifuna and the cost of impulse

Political parties are not loose gatherings of individuals; they are living institutions built on ideology, hierarchy, and long-term strategy. Within such institutions, unity is currency. Cohesion is survival. Alignment is a strength. When personal expression overshadows collective direction, the system responds swiftly and decisively. Political growth is rarely found in confrontation with one’s own structure; it is cultivated through patience within it.