Flood Insurance Rebuilds Homes With Public Money Repeatedly
But partisanship and the opposition of Louisiana’s two Republican senators mean the likeliest result is a short-term renewal of the insurance program, said R.J. Lehmann, insurance policy director at the free-market think tank R Street in Washington.
“There won’t be really any reforms at all this year,” he said.
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