Why N.Y. Cant Act
New York's legislature a group that plunges deeper into national disrepute each year recently displayed why it deserves its sad reputation, spending two months ineptly grappling over a simple provision of insurance law.
The political football in this case was legislation to renew the operations of the New York Fair Plan the insurance pool for people who have difficulty getting coverage for homes or businesses. It was allowed to expire April 30. When they finally managed to pass legislation resuscitating it, the best Albany could do was approve a 12-month extension.
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