Bikers Ride Inside Capitol to Send Strong Message!

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On: March 28, 2025

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Hundreds of motorcycle riders rode inside the Florida State Capitol in Tallahassee, to Florida to voice their support for House Bill 1181, which pushes for insurance reform. This group of motorcycle riders believe repealing and replacing PIP (Personal Injury Protection) and moving to a responsibility based insurance program will give bikers better options, protection and will bring rates down. Detractors argue that eliminating PIP could delay payments to doctors. In this video we hear from lawyer Fran Haasch of the Fran Haasch Law Group and “Maga” Meg Weinberger and Danny Alvarez of the Florida House of Representatives. We also hear from “Godfather” George Corella who started an organization “Born to Ride for 45” made up of bikers who support President Trump. Enjoy this inside look into whether this bill aimed to bring down the cost of insurance will pass committee at the Florida Capitol #bikers #motorcycles #motorcycle #politics #florida

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