Right, the problem with the left broadly is that they are good at thinking but not very good at actually doing stuff. The right, who typically have people in their ranks like businessmen, entrepreneurs, managers, tradesmen, military types etc etc, are good at doing stuff, less good at thinking.
The battle with the left is always actually getting things accomplished, which is why I think questions like “how will this help people get healthcare” are a good litmus test as to whether things matter. There’s nothing wrong with intersectionality as like a sociological idea, the problem with it is that it’s the latest attempt to drag the left in the direction of more academic conceptualizing and away from focusing on achieving things. It was the same with the Rogan endorsement, Rogan supports universal healthcare and immigration reform and is thus broadly an ally of the left, but never mind all that when we can have Neera Tanden lecture us about the proper opinions on trans participation in sport. Fine to end up with a candidate who is a lifelong drug warrior, has questionable behaviour around women and has no intention at all of achieving any progressive policy as long as he has one of his staffers dash off a cynical tweet about trans rights.