The Making of a Medical Insurance Spin Doctor – RAI with Wendell Potter (3/7) – Everything Law and Order Blog

Wendell Potter, author of ‘Deadly Spin: How Corporate PR is Killing Healthcare and Deceiving Americans’, traces his life from growing up poor and Republican in Tennessee, to radicalization during the Vietnam War, to cynical journalist who just wanted to make money – on Reality Asserts Itself with Paul Jay

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11 thoughts on “The Making of a Medical Insurance Spin Doctor – RAI with Wendell Potter (3/7)”
  1. This comment is now almost two days late, it now being 1:13 a.m. on Sunday, May 12th, but this 3rd part of the 7-part series is very good. I appreciated parts 1 and 2 so hope the rest will also be good. I don't know what to say to Wendell, but " Thank you " certainly comes to mind. So far, good! I appreciate the frank talk. And keep up the good work TRNN. You've been doing it for many years, evidently anyway, for I hadn't checked for plenty of years and only find the channel to be as good as I had previously known it to be. That's quite steadfast.

  2. Interesting learn abput you life. _ preaching to the chior here hopfully its not just about book sales but getting the word out to the Republican in Tennessee letters to editors about the workings of insurance companies and Republicans lobbist a simple but to the point artical so people can understand

  3. Great series; Potter is terrific. Jay, too, but he's getting increasingly bipolar about his facial hair. On, off, on, off… 🙂 More seriously, Potter is an impressive guy; that's real ethics in action: he sold out, came to, admits and owns it without being dramatic about it. Great.

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