Despite Obvious Popular Appeal, Murdering CEOs May Not Bring Universal Healthcare
ABC News may win some kind of prize for the blandest headline possible about the online shitstorm that continues to rage over last week’s killing of a health insurance CEO. The network summed up the discourse thusly: “UnitedHealthcare CEO’s murder sparks widespread criticism of US health care industry.”
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