Senator Rockefeller, as published by the Washington Post, you have provided reasons to indict the insurance commissioners of every state for failing to do their job of auditing insurance companies rules and procedures, the very rules and procedures established by the insurance commissioners, themselves, and the legislatures of each state.
The insurance companies cannot bilk customers of millions or billions of dollars without assistance from the insurance department of each state. If that occurred, wouldn’t that be criminal conspiracy or possibly racketeering?
Are you going to go after criminal indictments? Not sufficient proof for that, eh? Are you going to lead a campaign to remove the insurance commissioners from their offices?
Why don’t you just admit that your accusations are false? Why don’t you just admit that this is a stunt designed to rape health insurance companies for the purpose of installing some new health care system? Your accusations are the ones that make me believe that you are not going to pursue single-payer health care, but reforms and concessions from private insurance companies. Instead of doing the right thing, you prefer to threaten them by wielding a club over their heads.
Senator Rockefeller’s accusations are important, and as a representative who passes laws that affect the regulations of group health insurance plans, the senator is admitting that he isn’t doing his job and neither are scores of other people. Pony up, Jay! Let’s go see the judge!
Tags: Accusations, Crime, Insurance
LOL, nice try but it will never happen!
RT
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