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Until Potter gives back all the money he made from the "big for-profit insurers [that] have hijacked our health care system," I don't trust him one iota.

This is always the scheme with the neo-Bourgeoisie: Build up huge wealth with deceit and greed. Then, once they've gotten theirs, they kick down the ladder and demand "reform" that, conveniently, destroys others but leaves them unscathed. I see Potter in my mind's eye sitting cozily in his Aspen lodge sipping wine, admiring the vistas and berating the "masses" as hicks and hillbillies, all the while rolling his blood-stained fingers over his ill-gotten booty.
He's got his money. Now he lusts power and a personal legacy.

One wonders what became of the more noble co-workers Potter shoved aside as he clawed his way to the top.

I note that this site proclaims to "remove personal attacks." This seems ironic, as Mr. Potter cites only his "personal" story as proof of the validity of his ideas. This site's tactic demands pro-propaganda conformity masquerading behind the facade of "free-speech."