Potter, who spent years as the head of corporate communications (Public Relations) for both Humana and CIGNA, left his successful career after witnessing first-hand how his former employers' unethical tactics worked against the interests of their policy holders...and by extension, potentially endangering policy holders' health. He subsequently turned his disenchantment into a public crusade against abuses within the insurance industry, even testifying before Congress.
According to Potter, "insurers have every incentive to deny coverage — every dollar they don't pay out to a claim is a dollar they can add to their profits, and Wall Street investors demand they pay out less every year."
I invite you to listen to listen to the words of this whistle blower and determine for yourself if the current system of health care coverage is worth defending.
http://wunc.org/tsot/archive/Deadly_Spin.mp3
(download the mp3 of this podcast here)
Any politician who is against helping people get insurance should have their own government
ReplyDeletefunded insurance canceled. Give them a voucher instead and let them buy their insurance on the open market. Let's see how great they think it is then.