Instead of doing the hard work here on a bipartisan basis, and reforming and reauthorizing the National Flood Insurance Program to ensure its long-term, financially-sustainable position, the Majority has left the program on autopilot through a series of short-term extensions in appropriations bills.
Accusing the Majority of neglecting necessary reforms for the National Flood Insurance Program.
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