Lindell, who has been sued over his false claims the 2020 election was rigged, said misconduct by the company makes the loan "unenforceable"
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Health Insurance Killing: Economics Does Have Something to Say
UnitedHealthcare CEO killing unleashed flood of industry frustrations. Could reforms also follow?
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Health Insurance Killing: Economics Does Have Something to Say
UnitedHealthcare CEO killing unleashed flood of industry frustrations. Could reforms also follow?
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