CNBC: Brian Thompson, CEO of UnitedHealthcare, the largest private health insurer in the U.S., was just murdered in New York.
“The suspect is described as using a firearm with a silencer.” https://www.cnbc.com/2024/12/04/unitedhealth-cancels-investor-day-after-reports-of-executive-shot-in-manhattan.html
“The suspect is described as using a firearm with a silencer.” https://www.cnbc.com/2024/12/04/unitedhealth-cancels-investor-day-after-reports-of-executive-shot-in-manhattan.html
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But if the top one percent start to feel vulnerable, then we'll be stunned by how quickly gun reform will happen.
Loss of a loved one.
Declined coverage.
Perceived medical malpractice.
The story will out.
Hope his family enjoy getting that bill in 3 months. , so they can relive it all over again.
All the hate people have had here over the 1% in the past 15 years and no one got got. No mail bombs*, no hits, nothing.
That's from effort.
*we wouldn't know about failed attempts
Well that eliminates people who lost family members because they were denied health claims as suspects
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More uninsured folks in your area = a bad marketplace for healthcare.
Learn the ACA and why premiums are so high in your state. Really do research
1000% Obviously I’m not communicating properly.
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While it's true that state decisions on Medicaid expansion affect healthcare access, it's important to also consider the role of insurance companies like United..
Really do your research.
I say learn the ACA as it is now- before it’s stripped to its bones and is useless by this new regime
“There had been some threats," and “Basically, I don’t know, a lack of coverage?”