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In reply to the discussion: UnitedHealth CEO Sparks Uproar After Unbelievable New York Times Op-Ed [View all]Trust_Reality
(1,908 posts)34. Quite disturbing indeed!
A management professor I heard speak in approximately 1970 suggested that a great place to make money was in the world of medicine because it is a gotcha area - when people need it they need it. I would bet big money he was a Republican. I would bet big money he was a Mormon. Oh, but no doubt he was speaking truthfully.
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UnitedHealth CEO Sparks Uproar After Unbelievable New York Times Op-Ed [View all]
CatWoman
Dec 14
OP
Bezo's soul searching before paying the bribe money doesn't impress me in the least.
Irish_Dem
Dec 14
#43
It is just pocket change. Nothing important. Normal people could just ask their parents for the same money.
LiberalArkie
Dec 15
#88
Yep they have no idea what is it like for people without a huge staff of servants and
Irish_Dem
Dec 15
#83
Pitchforks 'R' Us is proud to announce the return of "Millionaire Marinades"!
Buns_of_Fire
Dec 15
#63
Also, when the republiQans say Democrats think we're better than others, it's a glaring projection when you think about
Scrivener7
Dec 15
#105
It is a great look when both left and right working people rediscover class solidarity.
Voltaire2
Dec 15
#79
it's almost as if the congressionally approved US healthcare system was scamming the populace nt
msongs
Dec 14
#7
I don't know anyone who hasn't been screwed over by a health insurance company, or hasn't had a family
sop
Dec 14
#8
Can't answer the question? Congress does nothing, and you shrug your shoulders.
Silent Type
Dec 14
#32
Well of course the fucking grifter does. No laws or rules against it anymore??
Evolve Dammit
Dec 14
#23
Pluto just entered Aquarius and the last time that happened both the American and French Revolutions occurred.
OMGWTF
Dec 14
#24
it is terribly disturbing. The worst part is the obscene profits made by the insurance companies
yellowdogintexas
Dec 15
#80
when is the NYT going to post an op-ed from parents who lost their child to cancer because of denied treatment?
Takket
Dec 14
#41
It's "right-wing bullshit" when grave dancers over Thompson's MURDER get condemned?
valleyrogue
Dec 14
#54
If there was any doubt a source of frustration with voters is their lack of faith in
Passages
Dec 15
#67
The company is just making things worse for themselves in the long run with this kind of denial, obfuscation, and
Martin68
Dec 15
#76
Any enterprise that becomes MORE profitable by deliberately being LESS efficient in the product they offer . . .
Aussie105
Dec 15
#95
I think if my coworker had just been gunned down by someone with a huge beef with the industry.
BannonsLiver
Dec 15
#100
The discussion should be about who is responsible for the system that we have, and how we ge them to change it.
DontBelieveEastisEas
Dec 15
#102