The numerous instances of political wrestling regarding renewals of NFIP is adequate proof that it should be replaced by private insurance, or at least drastically reduced to a tiny percentage of its current number of PIFs. How much uncertainty and delays in NFIP costs and terms do people and businesses need to endure before they respond with letters to their Congressmen to develop a long term solution… or get out of the way for private insurers to fix the mess made by Socialist involvement in business practices?
The numerous instances of political wrestling regarding renewals of NFIP is adequate proof that it should be replaced by private insurance, or at least drastically reduced to a tiny percentage of its current number of PIFs. How much uncertainty and delays in NFIP costs and terms do people and businesses need to endure before they respond with letters to their Congressmen to develop a long term solution… or get out of the way for private insurers to fix the mess made by Socialist involvement in business practices?