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The thread title does not match the content (or the title) of the link. No examples are given of Obama blaming anyone. However, here is one entertaining little tidbit I got from the article:
If insurance companies were gouging the public, the evidence would show up in one of two places, according to Graef Crystal, a compensation expert in Santa Rosa, California, and occasional Bloomberg News columnist: excessive executive pay or excessive returns to shareholders.
His analysis of five major health insurers shows just the opposite: below-market pay and below-market shareholder returns.
These poor insurance executives! They don't make as much as the other executives. So saaaad. Ditto the shareholders. Also very sad.
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