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Over-Regulated and Overpriced Florida Insurance Earns an "F"

The authors of the report stressed that an "F" was not an attack on a state's insurance department. Conversely, a grade of "A" should not be considered an endorsement. Readers were to regard both

By Eli Lehrer | Updated on June 30, 2008

Florida can’t seem to catch a break. The Democratic Party cuts our delegates to half a vote at the convention, and now a massive all-states study gives us an “F” in insurance.

The authors of the report stressed that an “F” was not an attack on a state’s insurance department. Conversely, a grade of “A” should not be considered an endorsement. Readers were to regard both grades as reflections of the laws under which the states operate.

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