If you consume a balanced media diet, then by now you’re familiar with the following pattern: 1) A story about an individual insurance policy holder discouraged by a cancellation notice and “rate shock” lands and blows up, all likely with the help of a dutiful GOP public relations professional. 2) A day or a week later, the story is debunked or a more conscientious reporter finds that the full set of facts paints a much more nuanced picture. But it gets much less attention than the first story. I get it. Outraged constituents create much better copy than satisfied or curious constituents.
Posted on: Tue, 05 Nov 2013 17:04:22 +0000
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