The Norwich Evening Sun 1 month ago

Putting property over people

Mississippi, voted for retroactive NFIP, yet voted against expanding SCHIP health insurance program for children. Why aren't people as important as property? What's more important, property or people? I'd say people. Full Article at The Norwich Evening Sun

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