Ryan Radia graduated from Valley High School and started studying at Northwestern University at age 16. Suku Radia talks with Jeff Fleming, Director of the Des Moines Art Center, about his background and the key role he played in development of the Pappajohn Sculpture Garden. Gruber said his comments were a mistake, and White House spokesman Josh Earnest defended him on Friday.
The Wall Street Journal, Bloomberg, Forbes, New Republic, Slate and others carried stories mentioning Radia and linking to his blog. Radia published a blog and a video from 2012 that shows Obamacare architect Jonathan Gruber saying, "If you're a state and you don't set up an exchange, that means your citizens don't get their tax credits." A lawsuit backed by CEI says the administration and Congress intended to deny such subsidies. He was elected to the Nationwide Board of Directors in 2014. Suku Radia is the former CEO and past president of Bankers Trust Company, Iowa’s largest independent bank. Today’s editorial honors Suku Radia, CEO of Banker’s Trust, community leader, fundraiser, father and husband. He was elected to the Nationwide Board of Directors in 2014. Member of the board of directors of Nationwide Mutual Insurance Company. Here's the quick version of the controversy: The issue is whether health insurance subsidies would be available in states that decided not to set up their own insurance exchanges. Suku Radia is the former CEO and past president of Bankers Trust Company, Iowa’s largest independent bank. Ryan Radia, 28, is associate director of technology studies at the Competitive Enterprise Institute, a libertarian think tank that has fought portions of the Affordable Care Act in court. Bankers Trust CEO Suku Radia's son set off a media brush fire last week over Obamacare.
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