Fred, I'll be needing $10 from you, and all your friends, and their friends 
friends. But don't worry, I promise to think like you and we'll get that nasty 
bill crushed.


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On Mar 1, 2010, at 8:58 AM, Fred Holmes wrote:

> At 11:18 AM 3/1/2010, b_s-wilk wrote:
>> After all, it's immoral to profit from others' illnesses and misfortunes, so 
>> why do many health health insurance executives have multi-million dollar 
>> salaries and benefits, and insurance companies have billion dollar profits?
> 
> Let's do [some of] the math on this one.  The other day the CEO of one of the 
> health insurers said before Congress that she received $10M in compensation, 
> something like $1M in salary and $9M in stock options.  More or less.  Well 
> if it's a major medical insurer, surely it has 10 million policyholders in a 
> country of 300 million citizens.  So it cost about $1 per policyholder to pay 
> the CEO compensation package?  Even if it were $10, that's not much.  And if 
> the CEO makes the organization of that size work well, I would think that 
> she's worth it.  Huge enterprises are very difficult to make work well.  So 
> the government wants to trade in ten(? or more) insurance companies for one 
> huge organization that covers everybody, and pay the CEO of that how much?
> 
> Fred Holmes 
> 
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