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Hawley grills insurance executives about cutting disaster payouts
Sen. Josh Hawley (R-Mo.), the chair of the Senate Homeland Security subcommittee that oversees disaster management, vented his frustration Tuesday at a hearing where he grilled the executives of two major insurance companies about cutting hurricane- and other disaster-related payments.
“In the last year alone, disasters have devastated communities across our country,” he said, noting that tornadoes left thousands of people without power and damaged homes in his home state while wildfires and hurricanes wiped out homes in California and Florida in the past year.
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ryanhallyall.
Almost exactly as the way it happened in 1987 too.What really happened is that the warnings came in the very early morning when everyone was asleep. Sadly there is no way to know beforehand if something like this is going to happen or where exactly it will happen.