Insurance

Governor Schwarzenegger under fire from government watchdogs who claim he’s getting a salary from a special interest group

July 16, 2005  ·  Consumer Watchdog

<p class="source">TODAY SHOW - NBC-TV News</p> <p>Mr. DOUGLAS HELLER (Foundation for Taxpayer and Consumer Rights): This is as severe as a conflict gets, again, because it's so direct and clear. He did veto legislation and at the same time, he gets paid personally based on their ad purchases in magazines that he's involved with.</p>

Despite criticism, Schwarzenegger ignores conflict-of-interest concerns about magazine deal

July 15, 2005  ·  Consumer Watchdog

<p class="source">Associated Press</p> <p>Despite a chorus of criticism, Gov. Arnold Schwarzengger largely ignored claims that a multimillion-dollar deal with a fitness magazine publisher poses a conflict of interest.</p>

California’s film star governor reaps new millions from muscle-man past

July 15, 2005  ·  Consumer Watchdog

<p class="source">Agence France Presse</p> <p>Arnold Schwarzenegger is cashing in on his body-building legacy with a multi-million-dollar magazine deal that has critics accusing California's celebrity governor of abusing his political muscle.</p>

CLAIM CAN CANCEL POLICY;

July 14, 2005  ·  Consumer Watchdog

<h3>CONSUMER GROUP BACKS GARAMENDI'S DISCLOSURE RULES</h3><p class="source">The Daily News of Los Angeles</p> <p>Using your homeowners insurance shouldn't set you up for future hardship, consumer advocates charged Wednesday, as they spoke out in support of proposed changes to state insurance regulations.</p>

Critics claim multimillion-dollar consulting deal between California Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger and publisher of fitness magazines produces a conflict of interest

July 14, 2005  ·  Consumer Watchdog

<p class="source">CBS-TV Evening News</p> <p>Mr. Doug Heller (Foundation for Taxpayer & Consumer Rights): Governor Schwarzenegger failed to disclose a contract with these muscle magazines, and as a result, he has violated his trust with the public of California.</p>

Stop Cox

July 13, 2005  ·  Consumer Watchdog

We Need A Watchdog to Lead the Securities & Exchange Commission. But We've Got Chris Cox.

Many questions remain on low-cost car policies

July 10, 2005  ·  Consumer Watchdog

<p class="source">Whittier Daily News (California)</p> <p>The state Department of Insurance is beginning to do a better job of promoting it, Doug Heller with FTCR said. Thus, the numbers of people who have signed on have grown by about 3,000, he added.</p>

Canada’s prescription drug rates lose luster

July 10, 2005  ·  Consumer Watchdog

<p class="source">The San Diego Union-Tribune</p> <p>Proposition 79 relies on the concept that Canada uses to obtain lower prices through its national health system: bulk purchasing.</p>

East Coast Rx Express — Gene & Betty Greenspan — Miami, Florida

July 8, 2005  ·  Consumer Watchdog

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East Coast Rx Express — Virginia Neill — Bradenton Beach, Florida

July 8, 2005  ·  Consumer Watchdog

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East Coast Rx Express — Ann Streaker — Lakeland, Florida

July 8, 2005  ·  Consumer Watchdog

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East Coast Rx Express — Sheila Franklin — Ft. Lauderdale, Florida

July 8, 2005  ·  Consumer Watchdog

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