Michael Moore: Anger toward health insurance companies ‘1000% justified’
Filmmaker Michael Moore backed the anger toward insurance companies following the killing of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson last week. “After the killing of the CEO of United
Michael Moore callously declares he wants to ‘pour gasoline’ on anger at health insurance industry after CEO killing
Moore added that the insurance companies and their executives “have more blood on their hands than a thousand 9/11 terrorists,” explaining that the American people are fed up with the
Health insurance industry 'laying low' in aftermath of UnitedHealthcare CEO shooting
UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson's alleged killer was taken into custody late Monday as police search for a motive and the American public remains enraged.
Michael Moore defends anger at the health care industry: More blood on their hands than '9/11 terrorists'
Documentary filmmaker and liberal commentator Michael Moore argued that anger for health insurance companies is not only justified but should be amplified.
Michael Moore says he wants to pour ‘gasoline’ on anger at health insurance companies after CEO shooting
Moore said he does not condone murder, but emphasized that doesn’t negate the serious issues with American health insurance
Michael Moore wants to ‘pour gasoline’ on health insurance company anger
Filmmaker Michael Moore weighed in after he was mentioned in the manifesto of the suspected killer of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson
Michael Moore, named in Luigi Mangione's manifesto, reacts to CEO murder, ‘I want to pour gasoline on…’
Michael Moore condemned Brian Thompson’s murder, but also said that the anger the health insurance industry is facing is "1,000% justified.”
Michael Moore: Rage at health insurers is 'justified' — we should 'pour gasoline' on it
Left-leaning documentary filmmaker Michael Moore doesn't support the killing of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson — but he feels the public anger this crime brought to the surface about the health insurance industry is "1,
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The cold-blooded assassination of a health care CEO has uncorked a torrent of public anger at the health insurance industry.
Most Americans Say They Have Good Health Insurance, Polls Show
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Letters to the Editor: Is Congress listening to the people's outrage over health insurance?
To the editor: Jamie Court is correct that killing the chief executive of UnitedHealthcare will not solve the problems that ...
Stocks from the Biggest Health Insurance Carriers Fall After CEO's Death
Shares of UnitedHealth Group, Cigna Group, and Elevance have all dropped in the past week as America reacts to the ...
Millions will see rise in health insurance premiums if federal subsidies expire
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Florida woman charged for threatening health insurance company: 'Delay, deny, depose'
Briana Boston, a 42-year-old woman from Lakeland, Florida, said she was denied a medical claim with Blue Cross Blue Shield ...
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Health insurance industry needs a make-over, experts say
Since the Dec. 4 murder of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson, there has been an avalanche of complaints about the health ...
Has health insurance become a toxic industry?
The UnitedHealthcare CEO's murder unleashed long-simmering anger that has the potential to make health insurance the most ...
Luigi Mangione, suspect in health insurance CEO's slaying, retains top New York attorney
Luigi Mangione, the man charged with murder in the death of UnitedHealthcare executive Brian Thompson, has retained a top New ...