Last year, when Aetna announced that it was withdrawing from the bulk of its Obamacare exchange business, liberals were incandescent with rage.
Many, Senator Elizabeth Warren among them, alleged that this was basically a thuggish threat, aimed at an administration that had sued to block the firm's merger with Humana. As if Aetna were saying: "Nice exchanges you've got there. It'd be a shame if something happened to them."
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