Florida were Freedom Dies under Republicans

**bsm2** · 4 Weeks Ago

Originally Posted by BBM

This is coming from a guy who thinks its ok for minors to make there own decision on what sex they want to be and to be able to have operations to change it without parent consent . You ask about freedoms for minors

Wow you really believe all that Rightwing BS

Apparently it's Ok for now 18 years to buy assault weapons again Florida way to go Ronnie Boy but they can't go on social media

**slimslob** · 4 Weeks Ago

Originally Posted by BBM

This is coming from a guy who thinks its ok for minors to make there own decision on what sex they want to be and to be able to have operations to change it without parent consent . You ask about freedoms for minors

Don't argue with idiots. It is a waste of energy.

**bsm2** · 4 Weeks Ago

Originally Posted by slimslob

Don't argue with idiots. It is a waste of energy.

Too bad you don't take your advice

**bsm2** · 4 Weeks Ago

Last year, Progressive announced that it would not renew certain homeowners’ insurance policies in Florida to “rebalance our exposure,” starting in May this year. Those non-renewal notices have already started arriving.

“Dear Policyholder, your policy will expire at 12:01 on July 1, 2024, for the following reasons. After careful consideration we are unable to offer you a renewal policy due to a reduction in our hurricane exposure. Please contact your agent to find replacement coverage,” the letters read.

“I was shocked, I was stunned,” Ira Kasdan told ABC Action News. “There may be a time where as much as we love Florida we may not be able to stay here.”

Way to go Gov Dipstick

**copier addict** · 4 Weeks Ago

Originally Posted by slimslob

Don't argue with idiots. It is a waste of energy.

This is exactly why I don't comment on your posts very often.

**bsm2** · 4 Weeks Ago

They came for Florida’s sun and sand. They got soaring costs and a culture war.

**bsm2** · 4 Weeks Ago

Yet another Florida insurance company is asking the state to hike their rates.

According to the Office of Insurance Regulation, Cypress Property & Casualty Insurance Company of Jacksonville will have a public hearing on April 3rd at 2:30 p.m.

The company is asking for an increase of 18.7% statewide in its Homeowners Multi-Peril for Condo Owners (HO-6) policies.

According to a newsletter released by former Deputy Insurance Commissioner Lisa Miller, "the use-and-file submission request will be for new and renewal business effective September 9, 2023." It will affect about 7,300 existing policies.