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    The New York Times‏Verified account @nytimes 11 Sep 2017

    "This can really be a hurricane that can bust the insurance industry"http://nyti.ms/2fdLL9i 

    9:50 AM - 11 Sep 2017
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      1. Frank T‏ @EffEmTee 11 Sep 2017
        Replying to @nytimes

        Insurance is a legal Ponzi Scheme. FORCE insurers to dig into their reserves, and NOT RAISE RATES. @realDonaldTrump

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      1. @PeggyBrava™ #Resist‏ @PeggyBrava 11 Sep 2017
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        let me guess..the insurance industry will want a federal bailout so they can pay their CEOs' bonuses

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      1. BfloGal‏ @MommaRicch 11 Sep 2017
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        This has always been the way insurance has worked. Dare to make a claim and your premiums skyrocket or they drop you completely.

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      1. 5DoxMom_SSW‏ @55DoxMom 11 Sep 2017
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        No problem. Insurance will do as always and raise premiums for all.

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      1. Bob Toomey‏ @bob_toomey 11 Sep 2017
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        Maybe Irma will force Florida to recognize the reality of climate change and plan accordingly.

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      1. It's Leo!!‏ @Under_Ach1ever 11 Sep 2017
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        I'm sure we'll (Americans) all somehow pay more to make up for this.

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      1. Realamericanissues‏ @caljustice1 11 Sep 2017
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        They have been ripping us off for years. In sure they have enough money

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      1. Race Traitor‏ @ms_msmarshas 11 Sep 2017
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        But that would be the dastardly 'socialism'...for corporations.

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      1. Dino Baba‏ @DinoBaba2 11 Sep 2017
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        Yes i also anticipate the Same , but insurance Shared Going up!!!!, there is Dome bigplayer manipulating here ....

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      2. Barbecue Chicken‏ @diaperdan72 11 Sep 2017
        Replying to @nytimes

        It may be time for all concerned parties to look long term. Maybe large tax on property rebuilt? No more development in coastal areas?

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      2. Barry Atkinson‏ @1barryatkinson 11 Sep 2017
        Replying to @nytimes

        Yup. Knew that was going to happen. They cant pay out on Harvey/Irma. Bad ick ahead.

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      2. Autar Kaw‏ @numericalguy 11 Sep 2017
        Replying to @nytimes

        What have the insurance companies being doing with our annual hurricane funds. Reinsurers most probably credit swapping.

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      2. stephen keller‏ @stevebob4212 11 Sep 2017
        Replying to @nytimes

        No fema or fed bailout either !

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      3. John‏ @JonathanRiggeri 11 Sep 2017
        Replying to @stevebob4212 @nytimes

        Its NYT fake news... carrier reserves are fine.http://www.insurancejournal.com/news/national/2017/09/11/463777.htm …

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      4. stephen keller‏ @stevebob4212 11 Sep 2017
        Replying to @JonathanRiggeri @nytimes

        Wouldnt want to be a re insurer. They will be hurtin for certain. Thanks for the info,knowlege is power.

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      5. John‏ @JonathanRiggeri 11 Sep 2017
        Replying to @stevebob4212 @nytimes

        They are well equipped.. re-insurers also buy insurance.. there are many many layers.. they will be fine

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