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Hurricane Helena devastation in NC!

How much did TRump 's failed border wall (which Mexico never paid for as he promised, and it was never finished, less than 1/4 built ), and how much did that cost American taxpayers? Taht money could have funded FEMA. How much did Trump add to the deficit before to gift the wealthiest and corporations massive tax cuts, starving Our treasury of revenue that could have gone to FEMA? 3 trillion dollars.
Do you have any idea how much is being spent on processing, transporting, housing, feeding, educating, providing medical care to illegals has cost us. The numbers are all over the place. But one thing they all agree on. It is into the 10s if not 100s of billions of dollars and growing.
 
Comingling immigration funding into FEMA emergency funding is a phenomenally dumb idea. This is Schumer's stroke of genius, he owns it and the Dems have to live with the negative PR optics.
 
JG
Regardless of where the funds come from, are you OK with us, the tax payer, paying billions of dollars to house, feed and care for people who KNOWINGLY entered this country illegally?
 
The two back-to-back natural disasters are set to put further pressure on Florida's already strained insurance market.

"With Hurricane Milton, insurers' claims teams that may already be taxed after Helene will be under further stress," Betsy Stella, the vice president of carrier management and operations at Insurify, told Newsweek.

She added: "Insurers are hoping that they priced premiums to match this season's risk. However, it will be some time before they will know if that is the case."

"What we do know is the market will be affected by inflated pricing of replacement materials, as well as by storm-chasing contractors, and fraud. All of this will likely drive up claim costs and could increase premiums in the future."

Florida homeowners already pay the highest insurance premiums in the country, on average $11,163 a year, as of July 2024, according to data shared with Newsweek by the virtual insurance company Insurify. The national average premium at this time was $2,435 per year.
 
Stay safe all, check back afetr election day, takes too much time here on the WC to fact check the MGA folks -will
JG
Regardless of where the funds come from, are you OK with us, the tax payer, paying billions of dollars to house, feed and care for people who KNOWINGLY entered this country illegally?
No
 
Catch 22
Less internet they have, less they can ask for assistance and less they can see of the government screwing them.
 
How much did TRump 's failed border wall (which Mexico never paid for as he promised, and it was never finished, less than 1/4 built ), and how much did that cost American taxpayers? Taht money could have funded FEMA. How much did Trump add to the deficit before to gift the wealthiest and corporations massive tax cuts, starving Our treasury of revenue that could have gone to FEMA? 3 trillion dollars.
Never finished cause it was blocked over and over. And we had more illegals come in that we funded under Biden. What did you want Trump to do, say screw you to the courts and go full steam ahead like Dems do?
 
Comingling immigration funding into FEMA emergency funding is a phenomenally dumb idea. This is Schumer's stroke of genius, he owns it and the Dems have to live with the negative PR optics.
Fortunately for them the PR wont be horrible because they have more megaphones. Unfortunately for us we have to live with it.
 
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