In a recent social media post, lyricist Nikos Moraitis sharply criticized Stefanos Kasselakis, President of the Movement for Change, following his proposal to rename the party. Moraitis argued that this move was indicative of Kasselakis's detachment from the party's democratic ideals, as he was changing a name that had been chosen and voted on by the members. He referred to the internal party dynamics, suggesting there are two types of members: the genuine ones and the trolls or fanatics, suggesting that some would support any change regardless of its implications.

Moraitis further lamented Kasselakis's apparent inability to recognize the self-inflicted damage he had caused within the party, instead attributing it to the party's name. He expressed that there is a lack of enthusiasm and participation among party members, stating that "not a soul is present" in the party under Kasselakis's leadership. He emphasized that these changes are not addressing deeper issues but are rather superficial attempts to revive support for the party.

The implications of such internal conflicts within a political party can be significant. If leading figures like Kasselakis do not acknowledge the root of the chaos and instead resort to renaming and rebranding, it may lead to further fragmentation. Moraitis's comments reflect broader concerns about leadership accountability and the potential disillusionment of party members, which could affect the party's performance in future elections.