Disaster Preparedness

Flood Insurance: The Hidden Gaps Putting American Families at Risk

By Economics Desk | July 9, 2025

Millions of hardworking Americans are left exposed to devastating flood damage because current insurance policies and government programs fall short—revealing a critical oversight in protecting our communities and economic security.

Every year, as floodwaters surge over American homes and businesses, many families face a grim reality: their insurance won’t cover the full cost of recovery. While Washington touts federal flood insurance programs as safeguards, the truth is far more sobering. The National Flood Insurance Program (NFIP), meant to shield property owners from ruin, has significant coverage gaps that leave millions vulnerable—and taxpayers on the hook. Why does this matter for America’s future? Because national sovereignty means protecting citizens from disaster without saddling them with unpayable debts or leaving them helpless. Instead, many are forced to gamble on inadequate protection or...

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