No it isn't! Everyone is fine with hybrids, hybrids are the default, and hybrids have a standards-track, recommended=y RFC, unlike pure. If you think this is about hybrids, Bernstein has bamboozled you.
The problem with your claim that there's a corrupt institutional process --- apart from knowing who the people are behind this "institution" and finding it risible that any of them are taking cues from NIST, let alone NSA --- is that the institutional is already delivering the outcome you say you favor: default, Recommended=Y, standards track hybrid constructions, the ones used by all mainstream software with PQC.