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How do you feel about the role of the military in shaping political leadership and its impact on democracy?

What are your thoughts on political parties being led by former military personnel? Can they effectively champion democracy and civil rights?

In what ways do you think a political party can best contribute to national development, and does military leadership in politics help or hinder this process?

How important is it for political parties to focus on social justice issues? Can a party founded by a military leader address these effectively?

How do you think political parties should balance national security interests with protecting personal freedoms and rights?

What is your perspective on the establishment of political parties in the modern era? Should their foundations be more idealistic or pragmatic?

To what extent should a political leader's past career influence our trust in their ability to govern democratically?

How can political parties ensure they stay connected to the 'conscience of the people' in rapidly changing societal landscapes?

Is there room for a political philosophy that prioritizes national consciousness in today's global political climate? How could it look?