It looks like Florida Gov. Charlie Crist has got more saber-rattling to do, from the looks of this story. The story says as follows:Upset that consumers haven't seen big savings in their homeowner's insurance, Gov. Charlie Crist said Tuesday that the state could back out of a deal that provided insurers with cheaper coverage while the state assumed a much bigger risk for a mega-storm season.
Prompted by Chief Financial Officer Alex Sink, Crist said he was willing to reconsider the state's move to pick up another $12 billion in backup coverage for the private insurance market.
"It's a good thought," Crist said. "What the Legislature gave they can taketh away."
A question: does anyone in a position of authority in Florida have a plan, or is the idea to ju
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