Posted on August 9, 2009 by essiewb
I have a new hero. His name is Wendell Potter, and he is a quiet-spoken, unassuming, middle-aged, white man-a native Tennessean-who is a former insurance company executive. When he stopped working for Cigna he began to speak out, telling Americans what he saw and did during his more than 15 years in the private health [...]
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Posted on January 10, 2009 by essiewb
What follows is the report submitted to the change.gov website after the health care discussion:
Four people attended the health care discussion, and five more who were unable to attend submitted their ideas in writing and through later conversations. All of their opinions and situations were considered in preparing this report. Ages ranged from 20 to [...]
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Posted on January 23, 2008 by essiewb
There’s a woman on TV who reminds me of one of my sisters. She has an attractive, open, mobile face with a wide smile and pretty lips. She’s talking about saving our parents’ financial lives. Oops, the resemblance ends. The sister I’m comparing is not the financial analyst of the family. Nevertheless, several of my [...]
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