It’s disconcerting that certain political parties function like corporations, with dynastic leadership.

The consolidation of power within these private entities raises valid concerns about democratic principles.

This cycle of dynasticism must be brought to an end; otherwise, it will continue to foster the belief that political positions and seats are an inherent birthright.

This perpetuation would see future generations of dynastic leaders securing positions through familial succession, presuming entitlement to inherit roles from their forefathers and relying on the votes of their predecessors and descendants. This would establish an unending pattern.

Dynastic politicians shouldn’t take for granted that they’ll inherit these positions from their forefathers, whether fathers, grandfathers, or great-grandfathers, while claiming the s