The assassination of a health insurance executive steps outside a Midtown Manhattan hotel before sunrise on Dec. 4 has exposed long simmering public rage. Not at our gun culture. Not over our dangerous streets. The rage was directed at amoral actions by the health insurance industry, a major factor in the dysfunction of our health…
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