State-run insurance company expected to drop thousands of policyholders

[terriseaton]

If DeSatan says it’s necessary, we ARE screwed!

[ExpeditionNomadicAdventures]

If a Florida State backed insurance company cannot take on any policies, why buy a home, condo, or rent an apartment in a state with occurrences of devastating hurricanes. Odds are better at the casinos.

[newkirk]

What a joke florida has become under desantis.

[thinkabout]

this is BS - you voted for him - this is what you get

[Whatguy]

Serious question, whats the appeal of living in Florida? There's another 49 states to choose from where you don't have to deal with at least this level of bullshit.

[mikewest]

I had enough of Florida, not hanging around for the big one to destroy my home and insurance company not to pay. Buh-Bye.

[MichaelBrown-nyet]

Forget Florida. Between this and ridiculous asking prices, it’s not worth it. Rent, visit, but I wouldn’t move there. Taxes and the roof situation makes it totally unaffordable for the average person.

[Matt-fluy]

Thank you Gov. DeSantis for pushing back against Socialism! People on Citizens need to stop begging for handouts from the state and let Capitalism do its job!

[nathanielcarreon]

No house insurance, no house buying/selling

[mamatrain]

Oh we're sorry. The CEOs need money

[donwan]

😂😂😂 state run insurance 😂😂😂 sounds strange to me in America

[johnpaulwebb]

You need to focus all your state's resources on Mickey Mouse.

[annem]

That is good cooperation between insurance companies.

[mannyechaluce]

Insurance is a Scam anyways , people should be allowed not to have it and just take their own responsibilty

[robertward]

Wow, Desantis is going to get rid of everyone but the rich ones. And even he is trying to bug out. Don't worry Florida, the majority out here sees his work, we'll make sure you get to keep

[rack]

Thank you Gov DeSantis! Better to adjust policies now than after a disaster!

[bkanegson]

Call insurance "woke" so Ron will actually do something about it, instead of caving in and throwing his constituents to the wolves.

[mathieucastro]

"A sign of a healthy market, " yeah where consumers must change policy holders suddenly and have "some sort of rate hike, or no rate hike." How the fuck is that healthy for consumers?