Those who believe that if we spend zero money promoting disaster insurance now we can also have a zero special appropriation when a disaster hits had better get themselves time machines because that is the only way they are going to be able to live in the 1800s.
Sherman critiques the notion of avoiding disaster insurance funding, predicting future appropriations will be necessary.
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