Political Matrix News: Florida Homeowners Insurance Crisis

But how come nobody's talking about the insurance issue? I mean, I would think that would be a stronger amendment issue to find the amendment somehow to rein in Florida homeowners insurance and the outrageous, you know, extremities.

Okay, one more time,

though.

I don't think you're

right.

It should be constitutional.

That's right.

That shouldn't be constitutional either.

But nobody's fixing that one.

That is literally the thing that we send people to the legislature for.

That's one thing I wish Byron Donaldson and Jolly would talk more about.

Anybody running for governor would talk about more of what they're going to do exactly to fix this insurance issue on Florida.

Because I think that's the number one issue facing Floridians as homeowners is insurance more than property taxes.

Yeah, my parents' insurance, they just got the note today, just went up $240 a

year.

My dad's quintupled because he was, like, just late on paying his, and it was, like, $2,000 a year, then went up to $15,000 a year.

I guess it's more than quintupled.

And so, I mean, and that was before he sold his house, and that was just a few years ago.

That little bitty house, it went up $15,000 a year.

Jiminy Christ.

And that was

Citizens, or People's, whatever, it said Florida's Insurance.

Citizens.

But how come nobody's talking about the insurance issue? I mean, I would think that would be a stronger amendment issue to find the amendment somehow to rein in Florida homeowners insurance and the outrageous, you know, extremities.

Okay, one more time,

though.

I don't think you're

right.

It should be constitutional.

That's right.

That shouldn't be constitutional either.

But nobody's fixing that one.

That is literally the thing that we send people to the legislature for.

That's one thing I wish Byron Donaldson and Jolly would talk more about.

Anybody running for governor would talk about more of what they're going to do exactly to fix this insurance issue on Florida.

Because I think that's the number one issue facing Floridians as homeowners is insurance more than property taxes.

Yeah, my parents' insurance, they just got the note today, just went up $240 a

year.

My dad's quintupled because he was, like, just late on paying his, and it was, like, $2,000 a year, then went up to $15,000 a year.

I guess it's more than quintupled.

And so, I mean, and that was before he sold his house, and that was just a few years ago.

That little bitty house, it went up $15,000 a year.

Jiminy Christ.

And that was

Citizens, or People's, whatever, it said Florida's Insurance.

Citizens.