South Carolina’s Measles Surge Exposes Government Failures in Public Health and Border Security

South Carolina's recent measles outbreak, with reported cases jumping by nearly 30% to over 550, is more than just a public health concern—it is a glaring symptom of systemic failure by federal and state authorities. The surge, primarily concentrated around Spartanburg County, reflects the perilous consequences of neglecting national sovereignty and border security.For decades, measles was considered eliminated from the United States—a testament to American innovation through vaccination programs and disciplined public health efforts. Yet now, as the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention confirm outbreaks spanning states from Arizona to Virginia, including our own neighbors like North Carolina and...