Leadership and Inaction in Crisis

This chapter critiques the inadequate governmental response to hurricanes, focusing on the disparity in attention given to different communities, such as those in Asheville, North Carolina. It highlights a cynical view on political leaders' indifference towards affected populations, particularly regarding racial and demographic factors impacting disaster relief. The discussion also explores the broader implications of political patronage, public perception, and the ongoing challenges faced by conservatism in a changing political landscape.

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