There is absolutely no joy to be had when news breaks that more people could be facing joblessness under the Biden/Harris administration. But there is absolute joy to be had when news breaks that it could become that much harder to murder unborn children.
Many Christians and pro-lifers are caught in that emotional tug-of-war after the latest news about drug store chain CVS. According to a blistering Tuesday report from Reuters, CVS Health is exploring a myriad of options to fix its lagging business.
According to the Reuters exclusive, “the struggling health care services company looks to turn around its fortunes amid pressure from investors.” One drastic option being discussed is splintering the company in two, separating the company’s pharmacy chain and insurance business.
(The insurance side of the business stems from CVS’s “landmark $70 billion takeover of health care insurer Aetna in 2017.”)
The report said the company’s board of directors hasn’t yet decided whether the split is the right way to go. […]
— Read More: www.westernjournal.com
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