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In Klippenstein's view, the mainstream media's approach exemplifies "media paternalism at its worst" as they waited too long to allow the public access to critical information. He insinuates that the reluctance to publish Mangion's manifesto may stem from a combination of concerns over public safety and the obligation to protect relationships with law enforcement sources. This lack of transparency, Klippenstein believes, inadvertently contributes to a narrative that ignores the public’s mounting dissatisfaction with the healthcare system, a sentiment echoed by many employees within United Healthcare itself.