Hawaii’s Maui horror reveals what happens when government is broken

Editor’s note: The following column was first published on OutKick.

The people of Lahaina probably assumed there was a plan for this. They probably thought their emergency response director had emergency management experience. They imagined emergency sirens would go off in emergencies. They might have taken for granted that if a fire watch was issued and schools were closed for high winds days before a devastating wildfire swept through their community, the people charged with distributing water to firefighters and giving evacuation notices would be ready to do just that. 

Instead, more than 1,000 people are unaccounted for on the

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