Health professionals make better politicians than career politicians.

“Health professionals make better politicians than career politicians as they are experts in the field and are exposed to the daily realities of the sector. In being exposed and seeing where the actual issues lie they are able to more accurately diagnose and determine what the most effective use of funds would be.”

“lets debate your catholic im church of christ, im not iglesia ni cristo or baptist or mormons or born again or mcgi ours is church of christ we follow the teaching of the bible unlike catholic they have graven images they worship is they bow and they kneel to it they kiss it and pray to mary's images they eat blood theyre lord supper is the priest is the only one who will drink and sometimes the members will eat but…”

“i don't know if god exist or not i am not cartain abt it cuz it dosen't have any proof about it. there isn't enough reliable evidence to justify in beliving in one”

“You're confusing expertise in medicine with competence in resource allocation, and that's your fatal error. A brilliant surgeon knows how to fix a heart, not how to negotiate competing budgets against defense, education, and infrastructure when funds are finite. Healthcare professionals advocate for their sector, which means they're *more* biased toward healthcare spending, not less.”

“Wrong direction—you're arguing *for* uniforms, but the motion is about health professionals as politicians. Did you mean to start the actual debate, or are we switching topics entirely?”