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| Health Insurers Remove Executive Leadership Pages as Leftist Wackos Like Taylor Lorenz Celebrate UnitedHealth Murder |
| 2024-12-07 |
| [Breitbart] The shooting death of United Healthcare CEO Brian Thompson has prompted several major health insurance companies to take down the webpages listing their executive leadership teams. The most comes as users on leftist echo chamber Bluesky, including journalist Taylor Lorenz, are not only cheering the assassination, but posting the names and pictures of other prominent health insurance executives in a form of target list. 404 Media reports that multiple leading health insurance providers in the United States have removed or restricted access to the pages on their websites that list their top executives. This action comes on the heels of the murder of United Healthcare CEO Brian Thompson, who was fatally shot outside a Manhattan hotel on Wednesday morning. Among the companies that have taken their leadership pages offline are United Healthcare, Anthem Blue Cross Blue Shield, Caresource, Medica, and Elevance Health. United Healthcare’s “about us” page, which had prominently featured Thompson and the rest of the executive team, now redirects visitors to the company’s homepage. Similarly, Anthem Blue Cross Blue Shield’s leadership page, which had displayed the names and photos of 25 executives including President and CEO Kim Keck, now diverts to a generic “about us” section. Nonprofit health insurance organizations have followed suit, with Caresource removing the individual profile pages for its entire executive leadership, including President and CEO Erhardt Preitauer and several Executive Vice Presidents. Medica has also taken down its executive and foundation leadership staff pages, which now return error messages indicating the pages no longer exist. Elevance Health, another major player in the industry, replaced its leadership page with an apology message stating, “Sorry, that page is no longer here.” Prior to Thompson’s murder, the page had been archived as recently as last week. The 57-year-old Thompson was shot by an unknown assailant shortly before he was scheduled to speak at a conference for United Healthcare investors. Surveillance footage shows the suspect using a silencer-equipped weapon and fleeing the scene on foot. Investigators have revealed that the bullets used in the attack were engraved with the phrases “deny,” “defend,” and “depose,” which are believed to reference the “three D’s of insurance,” a term used to describe common strategies employed by insurers to limit payouts. The motive behind the shocking assassination remains unclear, but it has sent shockwaves through the health insurance industry. Just a day before the shooting, Anthem Blue Cross Blue Shield had announced controversial plans to begin charging patients for anesthesia during procedures that exceeded estimated durations, a policy the company has since walked back in light of the tragedy. While some major insurers, such as Kaiser Permanente, Humana, and Aetna, have kept their leadership pages accessible, the widespread removal of this information by others underscores the growing sense of unease and vulnerability among top executives in the wake of Thompson’s murder. Breitbart News recently reported that former Washington Post reporter and current Vox Media podcaster Taylor Lorenz was openly celebrating the death of Thompson on social media. Breitbart News reporter John Nolte reported: Over at the humorless, left-wing echo chamber that is the Xwitter clone Bluesky, disgraced former Washington Post reporter and current Vox Media podcaster Taylor Lorenz is openly celebrating the murder of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson. Related: Brian Thompson 12/06/2024 Gunman who killed UnitedHealthcare boss Brian Thompson a 'practised, seasoned, trained professional', says FBI expert Brian Thompson 12/04/2024 UnitedHealthcare CEO shot, killed outside Manhattan hotel, law enforcement official says Brian Thompson 10/05/2014 HUD Official Pleads Guilty To Stealing $843,000 In Taxpayer Funds Related: Bluesky 11/14/2024 'Ex-CNN anchor Don Lemon says he is quitting X over new terms of service Bluesky 10/09/2024 Brazil’s Supreme Court has just lifted the ban on 𝕏 in the Country Bluesky 10/11/2005 UK: Human-Smuggling Ring Busted, up to 200,000 Brought to UK |
| Posted by:Skidmark |
| #7 I guess I'll just snap my fingers, click the mouse, and BOOM, hard copies of annual reports with photos of C-Suite pukes will just fall out of the sky. SEC.GOV |
| Posted by: DooDahMan 2024-12-07 20:38 |
| #6 At #4 - Yeah. I was thinking of the online (electronic) versions at EDGAR. Who has a hardcopy version of an annual report? LOL |
| Posted by: DooDahMan 2024-12-07 20:32 |
| #5 I would like to see the killer caught and an investigation completed. Seems like this is like planning open heart surgery with the triage nurse at an urgent care. I do think we have seen the end of the era of the celebrity CEO. The Epstein tapes ought to shovel some dirt on that coffin. |
| Posted by: Super Hose 2024-12-07 10:32 |
| #4 And, DooRah, photos are likely in previous annual reports, which are public documents. |
| Posted by: Glenmore 2024-12-07 09:41 |
| #3 You won't have photos, but if these health insurers are publicly traded companies, then all one needs to do is review their SEC filings. The C-Suite execs are all there. |
| Posted by: DooDahMan 2024-12-07 09:32 |
| #2 Criminals hiding. |
| Posted by: 49 Pan 2024-12-07 02:02 |
| #1 What if the insurance companies refuse to cover those who wish harm on their executives. Like debunking but medical. |
| Posted by: Youngest Fossil in the Bunch 2024-12-07 01:17 |