Despite Public Protestations of of Bipartisanship, Many CEOs of the Largest US Health Care Corporations Appear Partisan, and Mainly Republican

Leaders of big health care organizations clearly are interested in
influencing public policy and government regulation in ways that favor
their organizations, and often indirectly themselves. On the other hand, big health care organizations have traditionally been non-partisan. 
While their leaders certainly may have political views, they used to
keep them very quiet.

In this sense, the

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