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IbogaProject

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11. The political breakdown for moble homes isn't too different than the whole voting block

Reply to Tarzanrock (Reply #4)

Wed Oct 9, 2024, 03:29 PM

Oct 9

It is easy to assume most people in these "red" areas are GOP but an area can be red with just 55% GOP votes. But it is clear to begin a phaseout of fossil fuel subsidies. And I assume we need to nudge up the tax rates on our top income tax brackets to better fund a national response to these disasters. And a federal tax on all properties inside a 500 year flood line, time to let the market adjust properly.

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Milton threatens to trigger flood insurance reckoning for Congress [View all] BumRushDaShow Oct 9 OP

Flood insurance is a money loser IronLionZion Oct 9 #1

Companies like nationwide increased their wind deductible Marthe48 Oct 9 #8

My house insurance jumped enormously this past payment... slightlv Oct 9 #9

All the insured get a new home in the flood plain bucolic_frolic Oct 9 #2

The additional number of insurance companies exiting Florida Tadpole Raisin Oct 9 #3

The ball is now in your Court, Republican Nazi Party ... Tarzanrock Oct 9 #4

You underestimate the ability of MAGATs The Mouth Oct 9 #7

The political breakdown for moble homes isn't too different than the whole voting block IbogaProject Oct 9 #11

Congressional Repugs: SHRUG. 50 Shades Of Blue Oct 9 #5

Probably the death of flood insurance as we know it SpankMe Oct 9 #6

I'm guessing mortgage companies will have something to say about that. moreland01 Oct 9 #10

It seems a lot of people do not understand NFIP sarisataka Oct 9 #12