CNN has someone on there telling the truth. Past CEO from Cigna.

[lonestarnot]

Wow. Wendell Potter truth to power. Now the fuck is up.

[leftstreet]

1. What's s/he saying?

:shrug:

[lonestarnot]

2. How front groups are calculated to defeat reform with any meaning.

Front groups created by ins. cos.who raise premiums to pay for this shit. Now the shithead is blaming costs and people who choose not to purchase private insurance.

[leftstreet]

5. As if people can 'choose.'

:banghead:

[lonestarnot]

6. Stupid lying fuck is still in the business of selling shit.

[Supersedeas]

17. It is a surprise that CNN would allow him to utter such truths.

[upi402]

3. He's on MSNBC regulary

Great man
:patriot:
He left CIGNA in early 2008 so he's a fresh whistleblower! Can't believe he's on CNN.

[lonestarnot]

4. Woot! Get him on every channel! TRUTH TO POWER!

[BrklynLiberal]

7. He has been around exposing the insurance Companies for quite a while now.

I believe he has been on Rachel Maddow's Show.

He said it all started when he went down to a free clinic one day, and realized how many people were not getting adequate health care.
He is right up there with exrepuke, dirty trick player David Brock and that man whose father was a fundie preacher and now he speaks out against them.

[ginnyinWI]

15. and he's been on Bill Moyers a lot.

In fact he was on last week's show. And he's been on POTUS on XM radio a lot too.

[Jane Austin]

8. What's up with CNN not having him on until now?

He's been on Rachel and Keith's shows for months now.

[lonestarnot]

9. Don't know.

[Jane Austin]

12. Maybe they don't watch MSNBC! :) .....................n/t

[napi21]

10. He's also been on Bill Moyers Show several times. He's

a former VP at Cigna and is a great guest on every show he's been on.

[eleny]

11. Did you stay to watch the opposing view from the insurance industry flunky?

I bugged out.

[Double T]

13. There must be something wrong with your television; it is impossible someone is telling the truth...

specially a ceo from wall street endorsed financial corporate america.

[jwirr]

14. KO, Rachel and Ed have all had him on for months now. What he is

saying is that we need reform and the PO and that the present bill is good for the insurance companies.

[upi402]

16. He's right. A hand-out to Health Ins. coprporations mainly

And he says we ought to take the deal and keep working at real healthcare reform. (which I doubt will ever happen as long as there is no opposition party)