The public's dissatisfaction with the healthcare system is deep-seated, but the brazenness of the assassination—carried out in broad daylight in a busy area of Manhattan—was shocking. The act itself was condemned, but the reaction highlighted the pervasive anger and frustration with the system.
The suspect was seen waiting outside the hotel for five minutes before the attack, used a gun with subsonic ammunition to minimize noise, and had a change of clothes in a backpack to facilitate a quick escape. These details indicate meticulous planning and execution.
The reaction on platforms like Facebook and TikTok was largely negative towards the healthcare system, with many users expressing anger and frustration. Some comments were sarcastic, referencing the system's denial of claims and the CEO's role in causing harm to millions of Americans.
Gail Slater is known for her work in the big conservative antitrust movement, specifically targeting tech giants like Google and Facebook. Her nomination aligns with Trump's promise to make America competitive again by enforcing competition laws more vigorously and fairly.
Paul Atkins is known for being pro-business and crypto-friendly, which aligns with the crypto industry's interests. His appointment is likely to shift the regulation of cryptocurrencies away from aggressive enforcement by the SEC to a more lenient approach by other regulatory bodies.
Rahm Emanuel, who was chief of staff during the Obama administration, faced criticism for his role in decisions that led to lack of accountability for the financial crisis and the Iraq war. His comments were seen as an attempt to distance himself from these failures while positioning himself as a voice for reform within the Democratic Party.
Krystal and Saagar discuss Healthcare CEO assassinated, crypto mania takes DC, Obama aid gaslights on mistakes.
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