[Raycpa]

The CEO of an insurance company primary job is profit. Past is past and profits already baked in. Excess mortality costs likely shared with others. Selling new employer groups or raising premium on existing in competitive situations is where the CEO makes the biggest impact, not from crying about past.

Dont assume he isn’t leveraging covid price increases like every other company.

[Grandpa Drudge]

OK, Raycpa, ONE of the CEO's jobs is profit, of course. But he also has many more important jobs, including long term survival of his company. Profit is usually delegated to many levels of organization below him.

Actually, the point he is making in his video is directly supported and reinforced by this data from US CDC National Center for Health Statistics.

Daily Updates of Totals by Week and State

https://www.cdc.gov/nchs/nvss/vsrr/covid19/index.htm

Look carefully at the 4th column, labeled "Percent of Expected Deaths", which compares the actual total deaths in the period to what would normally actuarialy be expected in that period.

And keep in mind that the column labeled "Deaths from All Causes" is probably the most reliable by far, and less likely to be tainted by political motives.

And speaking of political motives, I wonder what yours are, and if they relate to your continued disparagement of this CEO?

[tinamina]

https://stevekirsch.substack.com/p/unprecedented-deaths-in-indiana-for
He is not the only in’s exec saying this