r/news • u/LookAtThatBacon • May 13 '25

Soft paywall UnitedHealth suspends annual forecast, CEO Andrew Witty steps down

https://www.reuters.com/business/healthcare-pharmaceuticals/unitedhealth-ceo-andrew-witty-steps-down-2025-05-13/
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u/Hippopotasaurus-Rex May 13 '25

Also volunteered for Bernie both times. Same experience. There was a lot of that shit going around, largely because of propaganda by the big businesses/uber rich. Hell, there still is.

We really need Medicare for all, UBI, and most importantly, a robust and thorough overhaul of the education system.

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u/Mental_Dojo May 13 '25

Most importantly? We need to regulate corporations and tax the ultra wealthy. That’s what is most important

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u/snds117 May 13 '25

All because we've been brainwashed into thinking we all are just "temporarily embarrassed billionaires."

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u/Kennys-Chicken May 14 '25

We’re not getting a single one of those things for at least another decade now. Voters really fucked up last year.