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Some politicians, especially in Florida, are advocating a national disaster pool. The proposed federal legislation encourages states to establish catastrophic funds to prepare for natural disasters. States' catastrophic funds would then be backed up by a federal fund named the Consumer Hurricane and Earthquake Protection Fund. The fund, administered by the U.S. Treasury (and funded by ALL taxpayers), would share the cost of catastrophic losses after states' catastrophe funds had been exhausted. What do you think of this idea? Should U.S. taxpayers nationwide share in the risks of those who choose to live and work in areas known to be at risk for hurricanes, earthquakes, flooding, wildfires, etc.? In your opinion, is there a more equitable way to address this issue