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Jeff Brandes
@JeffreyBrandes · FL · S
Posts747
Engagement13.4K
Voting-record position-0.011
CoverageJan 6, 2020 to Aug 21, 2025
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Most distinctive Banking, Finance, and Domestic Commerce 4.4 pp above the party median
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Voice fingerprint. 1 topics shown on a symmetric scale from −4.4 pp to +4.4 pp. Most distinctive topic: Banking, Finance, and Domestic Commerce, 4.4 pp above the party median.
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| Topic | Legislator share | Party median | Difference | Direction | Posts |
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| Banking, Finance, and Domestic Commerce | 5.0% | 0.6% | +4.4 pp | Over-indexed | 747 |
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If we add in the rest of the industry of the industry this could be a 40B+ storm for just insured properties. Given the density of Tampa Bay, the labor market, supply chain problems, and litigation environment, we are facing something no one alive has seen in Tampa bay.
RT @zerohedge: Lumber Prices Have Never Been This High Ahead Of Spring Building Season https://t.co/mHFqP6Ad7f
RT @profgalloway: Amazon is about to turn abandoned JC Penney, Sears stores into fulfillment centers. To replace department stores, mall&
In the last 3 weeks, 4 Florida homeowners insurance companies have told regulators they can<U+2019>t continue writing coverage<U+2026>3 have stopped totally and one non renewing over 50k, this is just beginning. How many more will pull back before the legislature puts for a comprehensive plan
A reinsurance tsunami is about to hit Florida. The state has worked to fix the broken insurance market but is now facing an existential threat of companies not being able to purchase adequate reinsurance. https://t.co/btLrVGJyn5
RT @PeterSchorschFL: The property insurance apocalypse folks like @JeffreyBrandes has been warning about is about to happen <U+2014> "Ratings age<U+2026>
In the last 3 weeks, 4 Florida homeowners insurance companies have told regulators they can’t continue writing coverage…3 have stopped totally and one non renewing over 50k, this is just beginning. How many more will pull back before the legislature puts for a comprehensive plan
RT @argoai: We are collaborating with @Walmart and @Ford to bring an autonomous goods delivery service to customers in Miami, Austin, and D…
One of Florida<U+2019>s largest carriers will pull out of the market and may go into liquidation. If it goes into liquidation it would be the 6th company in 6th months. UPC has 180k policies in the state. https://t.co/G3U96JrckX