Lies, already debunked. Fema is not broke. And, once the lazy legislators return to DC then Fema will have more money because of continuing bad weather.

Actually changes were made to flood insurance premiums a few years ago. I own a home that is in a flood zone. The first floor elevation though is 21 ft above sea level. With that said my “basic flood” policy ($100,000 on contents and $250,000 on structure) went from $601 to $5,140. That’s not Pennie’s on the dollar!!!!!

For pennies on the dollar especially in prime locations. They will then redevelop higher end properties and make windfall profits at the expense of storm victims.

Got to love free enterprise and capitalism.

I used to hold a low opinion of plaintiff's lawyers who go after insurance companies on behalf of their clients.

I don't anymore. I saw too many times how the companies would deny storm claims over technicalities in the fine print of the policies, which are engineered to not pay out.

After Hurricane Ike, the state-run insurance provider of last resort for Texas coastal communities actually denied claims by the tens of thousands -- people who lost everything -- on the basis that their home wasn't blown away by the hurricane, it was washed away by the sea and should therefore be a national flood insurance claim.

They did it again after hurricane Harvey. And even when they do pay out, it's for a fraction of the replacement/adjusted value.

They'll do the exact same thing to everyone around here.

And forget FEMA. FEMA has been and remains a total debacle.