Do you believe that Congress must address the NFIP's debt? And do you think that it makes good sense for policyholders who may be already suffering from affordability challenges in a cash-strapped program to pay $4 billion just in interest payments on a debt that NFIP will never pay?
Congresswoman Adams questions the necessity of addressing the NFIP's debt and its impact on policyholders.
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