South Carolina Measles Outbreak Reaches Over 900 Cases

Right narrative

The measles outbreak highlights a crisis of public trust that existed before the current administration, stemming from poor COVID-era policies, inconsistent messaging, and extended mandates. Although the CDC continues to recommend MMR vaccines, many parents remain hesitant. This hesitation is understandable, given the lack of genuine informed consent and open discussions about the risks involved. The narrative often places blame on concerned parents instead of addressing the reasons why trust has been so severely undermined by constant pressure regarding vaccinations.