We should not interrupt that progress.
Let's do no harm. Right now, under existing law, NFIP is moving toward an actuarially sound premium program.
I am ready to work, and I hope we can reach an agreement on the long-term reauthorization that improves the program.
there is a way to have a sort of independent verification of whether or not the risk pricing is as fair as it can be
It is past time to end corporate giveaways and bring our policies in line with the free market.
Finding a consensus on reauthorization will be challenging, and time is tight.
Frustratingly, the policies of Congress--not FEMA--are the root causes of NFIP challenges.
I think these property-based subsidies should be phased out over time.
Paid sick leave and paid family and medical leave are essential to workers to ensure that they are able to take time off...
I am hopeful we can find the common ground necessary to avoid a 17th short-term reauthorization.
I think the 2.0 reforms are a step in the right direction.
I, too, remain very compelled and disturbed by that 20 percent figure, and in particular by the 5 percent figure for low...
It helps move the discussion to data and science and away from what are local politics, in many cases.
It is a transformational leap forward.
I think you said this in your opening statement, but is it your view that implementing Risk Rating 2.0 is a step in the ...
Access to capital is a true driver of whether a small business startup or entrepreneur can sustain business operations.
one of my priorities, and I know it is a huge priority for so many of us, is making it easier for working and middle cla...
one of the most important elements of any kind of economic security for the middle class is retirement security.
