South Carolina experienced a significant, ongoing measles outbreak in late 2025, primarily centered in the Upstate (Spartanburg County), involving unvaccinated individuals and spreading through schools and religious communities, leading to quarantines of hundreds and highlighting risks from lower vaccination rates despite national measles elimination status being threatened. The outbreak, starting in October 2025, saw cases linked to international travel and close contacts, with health officials urging MMR vaccination to curb the highly contagious virus. How much more can we take from this clown show of an Administration Beloud