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    The Wall Street Journal‏Verified account @WSJ 15 Sep 2017

    Should the government insure homes that repeatedly flood?http://on.wsj.com/2f0EZ6b 

    12:16 PM - 15 Sep 2017
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      1. Martin a Patriot‏ @pfiec 15 Sep 2017
        Replying to @WSJ

        If Insurance companies won't, it is because the risk is too great! So why in the world should the US Gov't? Insurers say too risky!

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      1. Greg Perliski‏ @gapDNB 15 Sep 2017
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        Flood insurance should be priced accordingly.

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      1. Lynda DBS‏ @LDBS92 15 Sep 2017
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        Trump just overturned Obama era reg that makes flooding a consideration when planning buildings. Sooo GOP & Trump think yes.So irresponsible

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      1. shady nasty‏ @lil___bits 15 Sep 2017
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        no.

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      1. Gabriel Rapp‏ @RappGabriel 15 Sep 2017
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        Nope. Homes shouldn't be built in a flood plain

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      1. Corrine Thomas, LCSW‏ @LcswThomas 16 Sep 2017
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        No.

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      1. Wishackdaddy‏ @bannonbambam 15 Sep 2017
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        No. Once I get it. Twice okay but move the improvements. Three and it's too much. If people rebuild after 2 floods it should be their risk.

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      1. Chrissy H  ❌‏ @chrissyha03 15 Sep 2017
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        The people should move if the house is totally destroyed now if the house has minimal damage I would say yes they should insure it

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      1. Kimberly‏ @907KHM 15 Sep 2017
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        Absolutely not. Total waste of taxpayer money!

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      1. Jonerey Bourne‏ @sosickitzill 15 Sep 2017
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        Hell No! Waste of money!

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      1. t&f‏ @iwedgewood 15 Sep 2017
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        This topic is finally coming up. Thanks @WSJ

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      1. stock trader‏ @stocktradr 15 Sep 2017
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        NO.

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      1. Madame Margaret‏ @teragramus 15 Sep 2017
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        wait… that's a trick question…… right?

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      1. Chris Stout‏ @ChrisSt02581739 18 Sep 2017
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        No

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      1. Chris Stout‏ @ChrisSt02581739 18 Sep 2017
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        No, home owners should pay after 2nd time

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