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Bernie Sanders on junk insurance policies (Original Post) ProSense Nov 2013 OP
Bill Clinton needs to take a back seat and let Bernie do the PR on this.The insurance industry needs adirondacker Nov 2013 #1
It's not just Clinton feeding the RW spin. n/t ProSense Nov 2013 #2
K&R freshwest Nov 2013 #6
K&R BumRushDaShow Nov 2013 #3
Kick for more exposure. n/t ProSense Nov 2013 #5
Kick! n/t ProSense Nov 2013 #4
Kick! n/t ProSense Nov 2013 #7
K&R! nt sheshe2 Nov 2013 #8
k&r idwiyo Nov 2013 #9
Consumer Reports: "Stingy Plans may be worse than None at All" ProSense Nov 2013 #10

adirondacker

(2,921 posts)
1. Bill Clinton needs to take a back seat and let Bernie do the PR on this.The insurance industry needs
Fri Nov 15, 2013, 12:17 PM
Nov 2013

to be called out, like a few years ago. Repetitively.

ProSense

(116,464 posts)
10. Consumer Reports: "Stingy Plans may be worse than None at All"
Sat Nov 16, 2013, 06:28 PM
Nov 2013
Consumer Reports: "Stingy Plans may be worse than None at All"
http://www.dailykos.com/story/2013/11/16/1256113/-Consumer-Reports-Stingy-Plans-may-be-worse-than-None-at-All

That's based on a 2012 Consumer Reports piece. The Daily Kos post also quotes a Mother Jones piece:

Take the case of HealthMarkets Inc., a company owned by the Goldman Sachs Group and Blackstone Group, two Wall Street giants. It had run-ins with state regulators repeatedly regarding its sale of junk health insurance on the individual market. The company paid out more than $40 million in settlements with state attorneys general over its deceptive sales practices between 2008 and 2010. In 2009, for example, after a long investigation, the Massachusetts attorney general fined the company $17 million and banned it from doing business in the state for five years.
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