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I have been frustrated for years with the insurance commissioner’s job, it is an elected position and I do not really see any attempt to protect the rights of the citizens who placed these individuals in position. The things I see or understand is the dictatorship that this position has on all the people in this state and I guest others states also. The only rights I see being up held is the rights of the insurance companies and how they are never made accountable, while always this office allows them to raise rates, put in deceptive clauses, continually get raises while the economy goes down and by imposing fear and causing people to use their limited income to purchase insurance and so much more.
If you decide to reply, please send a detailed outline of the scope and description of your job and what you say that you are fighting so hard for. One other thing please don’t speak about Obama Health Care, which is dictatorship in its highest form.
Thank’s