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Olesia Kramarenko

26.09.2025

Tim Scott urges action to prevent NFIP lapse amid hurricane risk — @SenatorTimScott: Scott urges action on NFIP

Tim Scott has criticized the potential lapse in funding for critical programs such as the National Flood Insurance Program, which is set to expire on September 30. This lapse coincides with an imminent hurricane threat near South Carolina.

Scott described the situation as reckless and underscored the risks involved if Democrats allow a government shutdown under these circumstances. He assured that he, along with Senate Republicans, is working to keep the government operational and ensure the continuation of vital services.

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Scott’s stance on maintaining essential government functions during times of crisis aligns with his broader focus on public welfare, as seen in his past emphasis on the nation’s need for prayer and spiritual renewal. His advocacy for resilient federal leadership has also been evident in his recognition of key appointments, notably when he congratulated Ben Hobbs on his HUD nomination, underscoring his commitment to effective governance in periods of uncertainty.

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