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soldierant

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9. Make it all Health Insurance executives and I'm right with you.

Reply to Otto_Harper (Original post)

Sat Dec 7, 2024, 06:36 PM

Dec 7

Except for Wendell Potter, a former Health Insurance executive who saw the light, quit, and is now spending his life working to get good health care for everyone. He wrote a book, and now has a niche on Substack about what he's been doing.

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This should be the fate of all insurance executives [View all] Otto_Harper Dec 7 OP

Seems to me that Congress' failure to improve our healthcare system is the problem. But I guess it's easier to shoot Silent Type Dec 7 #1

That failure, of course Otto_Harper Dec 7 #2

Well, we wouldn't have to resort to insurance companies if Congress had done it's job over past 60 years. Silent Type Dec 7 #3

It all depends om just Congress' job is Otto_Harper Dec 7 #4

Congress has very good healthcare, thank you (taxpayer funded.) Screw everyone else. erronis Dec 7 #5

They should do their jobs, but we keep electing AllyCat Dec 7 #8

Mr Thompson... Mustellus Dec 7 #6

Nothing personal.....it's just business ! Bigerhalf Dec 7 #7

Make it all Health Insurance executives and I'm right with you. soldierant Dec 7 #9