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Backer of California Ballot Initiative Names Anti-Insurance Effort After United Healthcare CEO Killer Luigi Mangione

A Los Angeles attorney is getting the publicity he desired for a ballot initiative that would prohibit insurers from rejecting physicians’ orders if patients could face poor outcomes.

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A poster depicting Luigi Mangione as a saint outside the New York Hilton Midtown hotel, December 12, 2024 AP/Julia Demaree Nikhinson
SHARON KEHNEMUI
SHARON KEHNEMUI

A California litigator proposing a ballot initiative to force insurance companies to pay for medical procedures has named the bill after the man accused of killing United Healthcare’s CEO last year — Luigi Mangione. 

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SHARON KEHNEMUI
SHARON KEHNEMUI

Ms. Kehnemui is a 12-year veteran of FoxNews.com, where she was a reporter and then senior politics editor. She subsequently worked as managing director of digital communications at American Enterprise Institute.

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