Louisiana homeowners face skyrocketing insurance costs and dwindling coverage options due to rising material expenses, inflation, and insurers retreating from high-risk markets, leaving many struggling to afford vital protection.
committee. congressman, thank you for patiently listening to that with me and i want to get your comments on this. first of all, anything the speaker said there that surprised you, or is that stuff you knew? well, it didn t surprise me, no. the speaker has been making those points. he s been articulating that consistently, and i was not surprised by it. all right. he talked about the new deal, the mcarthur deal that got between the tuesday group, the moderate republicans and the more conservative republicans. he says that americans with pre-existing conditions will be better off under this revised american health care act. i m not sure i understand how that s the case. how would nay be better off? i might not be the right person to be arguing that. i have some reservations about it myself. those are some discussions i m going to be having with the speaker. i think the point that they re suggesting is that there are some things you can do with the high risk markets and others that