Dr Kynes
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more than a few med students are pretty liberal, but once they get to physicking, and see the big bite taxes take from their pay, they conservative up pretty quick.More libertarian than conservative here, but you will find the soft sciences of healthcare like sociology and psychology attract liberals, the hard sciences of healthcare like nursing and doctors, especially the specialized fields is mostly conservatives. Research draws mostly conservatives also.
Speaking solely from decades of experience, most of us in healthcare were non-political until Obamacare. When your life is so directly affected, you pay attention. When you choose a field to help people every day and are told that you are greedy and will chop off a foot to make some extra cash by a certain party, you tend to flee from that party. When you are told by a group of people that you have no right to charge for your time, your equipment, your intellectual property and that you now have to practice according to a cookbook put together by academia instead of actual practitioners, you tend to resent the party that did that.
So I disagree with your assertion. I think it would be more accurate to say those disciplines that focus on feelings draw in libs, the disciplines that focus on hard science draw in conservatives. How many liberal doctors have you met?
Somehow I get the feeling you not only don't work in healthcare, you don't talk to many who do.
they got big loans to pay back.
dudes who set out to become gynocologists do it because they love pussy, but after a few years of "practicing their love of women", most of em cant stand to look at a ginch in their off duty hours.