WingsOfGold
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Said WV is the place you oughta be so they loaded up their truck and moved to Berkeley.
For what it's worth property taxes forced me out of Pa.
What would it take to get you to move out of Maryland?
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For what it's worth property taxes forced me out of Pa.
FIFY.A little too far south for me. Probably somewhere between Clarksburg and Morgantown.
BOP
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At least they'll do jobs Americans won't do, and they'll do it for less.
After you called him out he disappeared and hasn't returned.
Lets hope its permanent.
StmarysCity79
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Insurance companies are no longer insuring properties in Florida. The water temperature is 100 degrees. Desantis is making students learn about the benefits of slavery for the slaves. Look up Florida man and any given date and you will find a toothless Trump supporter attacking someone with their pet alligator while jet skiing into a pile of seaweed and breaking their skull.
Bare-ya-cuda
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Unfortunately the clown is right on the insurance part
I'm sure you heard that on MSNBC!
You might want to seek serious mental help.
Clem72
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I have two friends who recently moved to Florida, they didn't seem to have any issues getting insurance. They don't live below sea level or on the beach though.
My brother LIVES there. Guess where? Yep, Ft. Myers. RIGHT WHERE THE HURRICANE went through.
He's fine - and loves it there nonetheless.
StmarysCity79
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Florida's insurance market, which has been unstable since the 90s, has grown even more volatile in recent years. According to industry estimates, the average price of homeowners' insurance premiums has more than doubled since DeSantis took office in 2019, and more than a dozen insurers have become insolvent in the state during that time. Earlier this month, Farmers Insurance announced that it would end its home and auto coverage in Florida entirely.
How Florida's insurance crisis is haunting Ron DeSantis' campaign
The average price of homeowners' insurance premiums has more than doubled since Ron DeSantis took office, and that dynamic is impacting his campaign for president.
abcnews.go.com
WingsOfGold
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Descendants of slaves not so much. No lines to Africa to emigrate. Guess the coloreds like food over crickets.
Yep, and the greatest benefit they received was being HERE.
Not being run down and eaten by lions or cheetahs, not dying from some ###### up tropical jungle disease, or canibals, Crocodiles....
black dog
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My family came to Maryland in the late 1690's.
I left more than a dozen years ago over Marylands, taxes, local and State Goverment & Law Enforcement, its posture on the 2nd Admendment for starters.
Its a shame for The Old Line State is a Sportsmans Dream to live in.
WingsOfGold
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Not knowing but I bet the life expectency in 1700 sub Saharan Africa was maybe 27
Yep, and the greatest benefit they received was being HERE.
Not being run down and eaten by lions or cheetahs, not dying from some ###### up tropical jungle disease, or canibals, Crocodiles....
StmarysCity79
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Yep, and the greatest benefit they received was being HERE.
Not being run down and eaten by lions or cheetahs, not dying from some ###### up tropical jungle disease, or canibals, Crocodiles....
You sir are a moron. What do you think the life expectancy of uneducated whites like yourself in the 1800's? You'd have even fewer teeth than you do now. and probably die of syphillis by 24
Clem72
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Florida's insurance market, which has been unstable since the 90s, has grown even more volatile in recent years. According to industry estimates, the average price of homeowners' insurance premiums has more than doubled since DeSantis took office in 2019, and more than a dozen insurers have become insolvent in the state during that time. Earlier this month, Farmers Insurance announced that it would end its home and auto coverage in Florida entirely.
How Florida's insurance crisis is haunting Ron DeSantis' campaign
The average price of homeowners' insurance premiums has more than doubled since Ron DeSantis took office, and that dynamic is impacting his campaign for president.
The Best Homeowners Insurance in Florida for 2024 - NerdWallet
Check out the best homeowners insurance in Florida and discover the average cost of a policy.
Information here is only 2 days old. Florida insurance may have "more than doubled" since 2019 but it looks like it's still cheaper than Maryland.
Clem72
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So your saying despite the bad teeth and poor education he's still getting more than you?
Bare-ya-cuda
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My dad still lives there and tells me the major carriers are no longer writing policies. There are policies backed by the state. Not sure how that works though.
Bare-ya-cuda
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DeSantis has nothing to do with homeowners insurance going up. Hurricane losses do. The increase in cost is to find the state backed insurance pool for those who can not get a policy from a major carrier.Florida's insurance market, which has been unstable since the 90s, has grown even more volatile in recent years. According to industry estimates, the average price of homeowners' insurance premiums has more than doubled since DeSantis took office in 2019, and more than a dozen insurers have become insolvent in the state during that time. Earlier this month, Farmers Insurance announced that it would end its home and auto coverage in Florida entirely.
How Florida's insurance crisis is haunting Ron DeSantis' campaign
The average price of homeowners' insurance premiums has more than doubled since Ron DeSantis took office, and that dynamic is impacting his campaign for president.
Bare-ya-cuda
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So tell us do you think you would be better off living in botswana or the US?