How do you propose to make insurance affordable in a community where the risk of it burning to the ground is, say, 5% in any given year?
There are some parts of the US where they are not first-past-the-post.
- Alaska - uses top 4 primary + ranked choice general
- Maine - uses ranked choice voting
- California & Washington - use a top-two primary
The Greens could effectively run in those places, as well as races where the Democrats aren't running a candidate.
But when I see them running for local office, they're basically running to be on the ballot, not mounting a serious effort to win.
He seems to have gone for roadkill
I'd like to see the people who amplified her arrested; the people who have a large audience are the ones who should have known better, and whose amplification created the major issue.
There is no evidence of pet eating by anybody
The local NPR station has an answer:
‘Unbelievable’ insurance increases are walloping Nebraska homeowners. Climate change is a big reason why.
I suspect that hostility towards mask wearing and lack of maintenance due to the governor blocking congestion pricing are a much bigger deal
There are a lot of places in the western US where there aren't any insurers writing new policies anymore.
Just wildfires; the routine home accidents have a low enough annual risk that they're insurable at an affordable price.